Opinion

By Rabbi Gideon D. Sylvester Jerusalem – Across the world, people were outraged by the news that mosques in Israel... Read More →

By Nida’ Tuma A Facebook page with nearly 2,000 members has recently attracted the attention of the Palestinian public and... Read More →

By Dr. Natana J. DeLong-Bas Protestors gathered in mid-December at Lowe’s Home Improvement stores, criticising the US retail chain’s recent... Read More →

By Lisa Schirch Bonn’s Beethoven Hall usually hosts violin, cello and bass players. From December 2-3 the stage supported Afghan... Read More →

By Nasser Al-Sarami As I write this article, a television screen in my office at Al Arabiya broadcasts images of... Read More →

By Radwan Masmoudi The October 23 elections in Tunisia were as important and as historic as the revolution itself. I... Read More →

By Mohamed El-Sayed As millions of Egyptians turned to polling stations to take part in the first of three phases... Read More →

By Katherine Marshall The deaths of 24 Pakistani soldiers on November 26 during NATO operations at two border posts inside... Read More →

By Franz Magnis-Suseno Violence against Christians in Indonesia frequently makes news headlines. However, acts of violence targeting Christians should not... Read More →

By Tarek Atia The media is painting a grim picture of Egypt’s future right now. Images of violence predominate, and... Read More →