Islam
The Ministry of Islamic Affairs Decides Who Can Use the Pulpit, Under What Rules, and Whether They Remain There
Turkey Believes It Can Spark a Sectarian Crisis and Then Leverage U.N. Diplomacy to Empower Indian Muslims to Further Divide the Country
The Three Antisemitisms End at the Same Roll Call, and Tehran Is Counting the Votes
Western Policymakers Cannot Ignore the Religious Dimension, but Should Not Reduce Extremist Movements to Religion Alone
The Red-Green Alliance Is a Strategic Convergence of Leftist Revolutionaries and Islamist Radicals, Aimed at the West and at the U.S.-Israel Partnership
When Someone Advocates for or Commits a Violent Act in the Name of a Religion, Must They Hold an ‘Extremist’ View of the Religion, or Could There Be a Problem with the Religion Itself?
It Is Necessary to Make the Distinction Between the ‘Rational Virtue’ of Well-Modulated Empathy, on the One Hand, and Suicidal Empathy, on the Other
How the Myth of Crisis Imprisoned Arab (And Leftist) Political Thought
The Principal Challenge in Thrace Is Not Only Turkish Pressure, but Also the Local and National Political Establishment
With Brutal Suppression of Protesters and Purges of Public Servants, Erdoğan Has Removed All Effective Opposition to His Rule
Scholars Question Whether AI Can Properly Interpret Islamic Law and Governments Question Whether They Can Deliver Credible Responses
One Can Look to past Conflicts for Evidence That It Is Possible to Move from Victimization Towards a Constructive Future
If Recognizing Israel Were Incompatible with Islamic Governance, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Would Be Missing Half Its Members
Ankara Often Links Identity, Religion, and Diaspora Communities to Foreign Policy, Presenting Itself as a Protector
The Clarification Emphasizes That Facilities of Relevance to Tourists Are either Exempt from the Regulations or Will Be Subject to Further Consideration
Some in the LGBTQ Movement Have Aligned with Political Coalitions That Excuse or Ignore Abuses Committed by Islamists
For Decades, the Israeli Security Establishment Operated Under a Self-Imposed Psychological Constraint Known Informally as the ‘Ramadan Veto’