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The Disappearance of “Israel” as a Model: Why Do We Believe in Prophecies?

Humans have long been fascinated by what the future holds. Our innate curiosity compels us not only to interpret the present but to reach beyond it—seeking glimpses of tomorrow.Throughout history, certain individuals have claimed the ability to foresee events before...

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The PKK Between a Bitter Peace and a Difficult Future

In his first video statement in years, released on Wednesday, July 9, Abdullah Öcalan, the imprisoned leader of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), called on party members to begin the process of disarmament and transition toward a new political phase...

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Raids and Captures in Gaza: When the Battlefield Becomes a Language of Negotiation

Over the past several weeks, the Palestinian resistance in Gaza has ramped up its military operations, launching a series of deadly and highly coordinated ambushes from the south of the Strip to its northern tip. Resistance factions carried out sophisticated...

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Jackson, Sinwar, and Fanon: Intersections of Anti-Colonial Death

“The tragedy of the white man lies in the fact that he once killed another person, and to this day, they continue to rationalize this inhumane act.” This quote encapsulates a long and harrowing history of white violence—not only against...

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The Hebron Emirate: Israel’s New Partition Plan

“A New Palestinian Offer for Peace with Israel”—under this headline, The Wall Street Journal published an extensive report by American writer and editorial board member Elliot Kaufman. In it, he proposed what he described as a “new alternative” to the...

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Yemeni Detainees: Faces of War Behind Bars and Unforgettable Stories

Amid the protracted conflict in Yemen, which has persisted since the Houthi group’s seizure of state institutions in September 2014, thousands of civilians have endured arbitrary arrest, enforced disappearance, and torture within the group’s prisons. These practices are not only...

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U.S. Regime‑Change Policies: Why They Are Destined to Fail

On June 10, 2025—just days before the U.S. announced an operation it dubbed “Midnight Hammer” targeting Iranian nuclear facilities—the American broadcaster Tucker Carlson hosted Republican Senator Ted Cruz, representing the interventionist “hawk” wing advocating military action against Iran. Yet Cruz...

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Harvard Under Fire: The Future of U.S. Higher Education

The Trump administration continues to shock the world with its aggressive policies—both domestically and internationally—since taking power in Washington. From waging war on undocumented immigrants and launching a sweeping trade conflict with global partners to confronting higher education institutions, the...

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Yemen’s Shadow Enforcers: The Zainabiyyat

Amid Yemen’s years of war and conflict, the Ansar Allah movement—known as the Houthis—has created sectarian security and military apparatuses against its opponents since its coup. Among these, the all‑female military brigades called the “Zainabiyyat” stand out as one of...

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The Gulf’s Balancing Act: Iran, Israel, and Hidden Links

Amid the escalating military confrontation between Iran and Israel, the spotlight has turned to the Gulf region, now at the heart of a complex geopolitical equation. Gulf states—most notably Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar—have officially adopted a narrative calling...

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