Opinion

By Haggai Matar “I personally don’t have a problem with Israelis, but for your own sake you’d better not tell... Read More →

By Anita Sinha The Occupy Wall Street movement protesting against corporate practices has me daring to hope that the striking... Read More →

By Paola Salwan Daher I have always thought that engaging with other women is one of the most beautiful and... Read More →

By Inayah Rohmaniyah Last Sunday, a suicide bomber attacked a church in Solo, Central Java, injuring scores. Indonesia, a secular... Read More →

By Khaled Diab Is it possible to have statehood without a state? This is the puzzling question raised by the... Read More →

By Natalia Simanovsky The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is wearing thin the patience of the international community. As we creep closer to... Read More →

By Arthur L. Smith On September 18, 2011, Northwood Church in Keller, Texas hosted an event where 1,000 Christians and... Read More →

By Mark Scheel To many non-Muslims, it might come as a surprise to learn that Islam is not a monolithic... Read More →

By Kara Hadge and Marc Scheuer A decade after 9/11, a new poll by the Pew Global Attitudes Project shows... Read More →

By Yonatan Gur Among the tents and posters that filled Tel Aviv’s famous Rothschild Boulevard this past summer, there’s a... Read More →