Truth on Trial: Unearthing the Legacy of the Nakba
“We remember, you remember, they remember”
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iCitizen: How an A.I. Became a Citizen of Saudi Arabia
“A month after becoming the last country in the world to allow women to drive, Saudi Arabia recently became the first to grant citizenship to a robot.”
Why Now? Understanding Qatar’s Diplomatic Crisis
Saudi Arabia looks like an unjustified bully, while Qatar gets to sweep its sins under the carpet.
More Science, Less War: An Unlikely Story of Cooperation in the Middle East
“It’s a beacon, one lighthouse, in this era where there is killing, beheadings, gassing. We are showing a different way.”
The Forgotten War: The Conflict in Yemen and the Crisis of Global Leadership
Yemen is mired in a brutal civil war that has spurred numerous humanitarian crises. Yet as Yemen crumbles, the world looks away. Isabel Del Toro Mijares ‘20 explores the crisis and finds out why.
A Dangerous Future for Yemen: U.S. Interference and the Yemeni Civil War
On the campaign trail, Trump both stressed a need for less foreign interventionism and for immediate action against violent extremism.
America’s Endless War for the Middle East
“It’s not simply that we’ve not prevailed…Rather, through a combination of naivety, short-sightedness, and hubris, we have actually made things worse.”
Bringing Back My Promised Land: Ari Shavit on Israeli Identity
On Monday, he spoke at the Law School about the prospect of peace in the Middle East, merging stirring oratory with a no-nonsense evaluation of the cultural, historical, and geopolitical realities of the region.
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