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The near-destruction of non-Muslim communities in the Anatolian peninsula, which accelerated in the final decades of the Ottoman Empire, drew on practices long established under Islamic rule: enslavement, deportation, the forced levy of Christian children, and, in some instances, the castration of captives. Above, Armenian orphans being deported, ca. 1920.
Dhimmitude Project
The Sword and the Tongue: Jihad’s Long Shadow over Christians in Turkey
How Jizya and Jihad Paved the Way for Genocide in the Anatolian Peninsula
October 6, 2026
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Jalal Tagreeb
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held up a pager as he reminded his listeners at the United Nations General Assembly in New York of Israel’s September 2024 attack on Hezbollah; September 22, 2026.
Middle East Forum Online
The Waiting Time: Israel Approaches Watershed Elections
The Elections Are Taking Place Against a Background of Ongoing Regional Conflict, Triggered by the Worst Security Disaster in Israel’s History
October 6, 2026
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Jonathan Spyer
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MEF Unveils 17 Free Intelligence Hubs for Policymakers, Journalists, and the Public
The Sites Are Open Access, with No Registration and No Paywall
October 6, 2026