History
As America Prepares to Memorialize the 25th Anniversary of the 9/11 Attacks, Expect a Glaring Omission in the Upcoming Speeches, Editorials, and Televised Retrospectives
Ordinary Iranians Are No Strangers to Sanctions, a Shaky Currency, or Deprivation, but What They Face Now Is Qualitatively Different
A New Generation Is Growing up Blind to the Diversity Their Region Once Enjoyed and Susceptible to Propaganda
How the Myth of Crisis Imprisoned Arab (And Leftist) Political Thought
The Palestinian Identity Was Formulated to Counter the Zionist Identity, and It Did So by Imitation
Israel and Serbia’s Current Common Interests and Historic Friendship Combine to Form an Emerging Partnership Worthy of Greater Note
The Greatest Obstacle to a Durable Lebanon/Israel Peace Is the Unresolved Question of Sovereign Authority
The Question Is Whether the Country Still Possesses the Spiritual and Demographic Energy for a New Reconquista—Not Armed, but Cultural and Biological
The Islamic House of Wisdom in Dearborn Heights Is a Focal Point for Such Hostility
After the Assassination of the Supreme Leader and Other Senior Officials, the New Regime in Iran Is More Reckless, More Radical and Arrogant
Not Only Will Half-Measures Fail, but a Diplomatic Bargain That Allows the Islamic Republic to Rebuild Will Be as Bad as a Loss
The Middle East Quarterly, MEF’s Journal Intended for Both Scholars and the Educated Public, Features Historical Articles and Book Reviews on Subjects Ranging From Archaeology to Politics
Instead of Attacking Jews by Name, The Arab American News Condemns Zionists
An Exclusive Ground Report with Photos
Dearborn and the Surrounding Communities Act as a Base of Support for the Decades-Long Propaganda War Against the Jewish Diaspora in America
The ‘Lebanese Mud,’ as the Hebrew Phrase Has It, Never Seems Quite to Be Finally Scraped off the IDF’s Boots