Controversy and Claims Surrounding Israel’s Guinness World Record Recognition
Nihma Abdallah Staff Writer Guinness World Records have recognized Israel for hosting the world’s largest kidney donation gathering. After the
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Middle East
Iran War Escalates as Diplomacy Fails
Hasini Muddapu Staff Writer In early April 2026, the U.S. had brokered a ceasefire with Iran raising hopes that the
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Technological Warfare and The Human Cost: The bombing of Iranian Primary School
Nihma Abdallah Staff Writer On February 28, a strike on Shajarah Tayyebeh, an elementary school in Iran, resulted in
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European Nations Entwined in Newest Iran War, Willing or Not?
Megan Hay Staff Writer European countries are rapidly being pulled into the United States and Israel’s recent war against Iran,
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Thousands of Americans in Middle East With Little Help from State Department
Leslie Arriaza Staff Writer What began as a dream vacation in the Middle East has turned into a nightmare
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Ceasefire in Gaza Under Strain Amid Questions Over International Law
Nihma Abdallah Staff Writer It has been nearly 5 months since the supposed ceasefire has taken effect, however death
Read MoreState-Building and Its Discontents: Why the U.S. Should Step Back in Gaza
There have been many calls for the United States to take the lead in rebuilding Gaza. Yet, this assumption is based on the rhetoric that Washington possesses both legitimacy and the responsibility to reshape political landscapes far beyond its borders. This assumption is false and deserves far greater scrutiny .
Read MoreGaza Ceasefire: Trump’s 20 Point Plan
After two long years of the devastating conflict in Gaza, Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire and prisoner exchange. This marks a significant and hopeful shift after the death of almost 70,000 Palestinians and 2,000 Israelis. I
Read MoreThe Voice of a Generation: Saint Levant and the Arab Diaspora
Saint Levant has stolen the hearts of listeners in the Arab diaspora with his music that blends nostalgia and resistance, creating an authentic identity that finds its roots across the Middle East and within the hopes for a brighter, liberated future.
Read MoreAid Flotilla Faces Troubled Waters
The largest aid attempt by sea set off last week to Gaza hoping to provide aid and relief supplies but has been delayed by logistical issues and drone attacks at a stopover in Tunisia.
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