The Washington Post's conclusion that the evidence Israel presented to justify the attack on al-Shifa Hospital falls short of the claim about Hamas using the facility reconfirms Israeli disregard for humanitarian law
Category: World
Ummah Wasat: Fount of Islamic Roots of Indonesian Pluralism
The role the country's single largest religion has played in the development and enhancement of pluralism has been linked to Indonesia's adoption of the Islamic middle path or ummah wasat thanks to Islam's peaceful propagation and integration into diverse ethnic, cultural, and social realities
Crackdown On Dissent Tests Tradition Of Anti-Establishment Resistance In Pakistan
Revolutionary poets Faiz Ahmad Faiz, Habib Jalib, and Ahmad Faraz's anti-establishment resistance in Pakistan influenced progressive voices, which included the Leftist Laal band that revitalized protest poetry during military ruler Pervez Musharraf's reign in the noughties
Between Rock & Hard Place: No End In Sight For Rohingya Plight
The Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh continue to endure worsening conditions, facing a grim choice between staying in miserable conditions or returning to the insecure environment that caused their exodus
How Israel Lobby Overcomes Lack Of Imperatives, Ensures Unqualified American Support
The level of unqualified US support for Israel is neither based on shared strategic interests nor compelling moral imperatives but almost entirely due to domestic American politics and especially the Israel Lobby
Israel-Hamas:Â History Of Terrorism Is Longer Than West Would Like Us To Believe
Irgun and Stern Gang orchestrated the Deir Yassin massacre in 1948 to drive out Palestinians of what became Israel and created a new generation of fighters who turned to some of the methods including bombings and anarchist strategy that Zionists used for Israel's creation
Top-Down To Bottom-Up: Unmaking Of Ataturk And Making Of Erdogan’s Turkey
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan overcame decades-old domination of secularists, who saw themselves as the guardians of the secular Turkish Republic Mustafa Kemal Ataturk founded and shaped through sweeping top-down Westernization and suppression of religious citizens
How Age-Old India-Arab Ties Have Been Mutually Enriching
From contributing to the Islamic Golden Age between the eighth and the eleventh century to now being a significant source of contribution to the Indian economy, the continuing enriching India-Arab ties date back centuries
Divine Privileges: How Religion Plays Role In West’s Support For Israel
Highly religious Americans tended to be much more sympathetic toward Israel, which is seen as a fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies, entitling it to divine privileges other nations may not claim
Israel-Hamas War Casts Shadow On Abraham Accords
Jewish communities in the Gulf states have been emerging from the shadow of the Arab-Israeli conflict and adopting a more public profile including through open celebration of their holidays' thanks to the Abraham Accords