Cultural

  • Analysis / Gaza ‘Peace Board’: From Removing Blair to Kushner’s Personal Interests

    Analysis / Gaza ‘Peace Board’: From Removing Blair to Kushner’s Personal Interests

    The Israeli regime these days is seeking pretexts to terminate the Gaza ceasefire. This Israeli approach can be seen in Gaza crystal clear as violations of the truce have become a daily job of the Israeli military. Understanding this critical situation, Hamas forces have said that they remain committed to the first phase of the truce despite the recurrent Israeli violations.

  • First Intifada: Power of a nation’s will

    First Intifada: Power of a nation’s will

    In the late twentieth century, at a time when the socio-political landscape of the Islamic world appeared motionless and locked in stagnation, a sudden uprising emerged from the will of the true owners of the land of Palestine. This movement fundamentally altered the course of regional developments.

  • History’s bitter lessons: When US sacrifices even its own allies!

    History’s bitter lessons: When US sacrifices even its own allies!

    In international politics, trust is often a scarce commodity; yet when it comes to the US, it is not merely scarce, it is fundamentally dangerous. While such a claim may initially seem exaggerated, an examination of Washington’s conduct toward its allies over recent decades reveals it to be entirely consistent with historical precedent. At every critical juncture, the US invariably prioritizes its own interests, aligning itself with whichever party most effectively serves its immediate strategic needs.

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