Iran Is Losing the Support of Shiite Arabs, and Lacks the Ability to Get It Back
Nor is Tehran in a position to go to war with Israel.
March 11, 2020
Iran Is Losing the Support of Shiite Arabs, and Lacks the Ability to Get It Back
Nor is Tehran in a position to go to war with Israel.
Since its founding, the Islamic Republic has sought to expand its influence throughout the Middle East by cultivating alliances with Shiite communities in Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, and elsewhere—a strategy that has allowed it to dominate the politics of these countries. Yet, writes Hanin Ghaddar, recent anti-corruption protests in Iraq and Lebanon show that the very Shiite populations Tehran has been cultivating are turning against it:
March 11, 2020
The Moral and Intellectual Bankruptcy of the UN’s Position on Israeli Settlements
Ignoring serious crimes to focus on alleged misdeeds.
What an Album of Hasidic Rap Has in Common with the Work of a 10th-Century Poet and Grammarian
Nissim Black’s Mothaland and Dunash ibn Labrat.
Palestinians Are Dying in Hamas Prisons, and Self-Defined Champions of “Human Rights” Are Too Bigoted to Care
“When the Jews arrest someone, they contact his family to say they are holding him.”
When Europeans Believe Jews to Be Disloyal Citizens, It’s No Wonder Anti-Semitism and Anti-Zionism Predominate
Measuring hatred in Europe.