In-Depth
Arab Israelis: A Difficult Situation at a Historical Turning Point
The conflicting approaches towards minorities within the different parts of Israeli society have taken a toll on the identity of...
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Israeli Settler Violence at Unprecedented Levels
In the shadow of the international focus on the Gaza Strip, Israeli settlers in the West Bank have launched their own campaign...
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Syria’s Water Crisis: Assessing the Intersection of Climate Change and Geopolitical Interests
Since 2000, overexploitation of freshwater resources, increasing water pollution and poor sanitation from wastewater discharges, along with desertification and water...
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Desalination: Miracle or False Hope for the Water Scarce Gulf Countries?
The countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) have been relying for decades on desalination plants to meet growing water...
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Tunisia’s Plan for Renewable Energy: Chances and Challenges
Reforming the entire energy system and making the switch to relying more on renewable energy remains a priority for Tunisia....
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COVID-19 pandemic forces human trafficking to mutate and move further underground
Inequality is directly related to incidents of human trafficking; 2020, the year of the COVID-19 pandemic, gave criminal organisations the...
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Hamas-Fatah and the struggle for power
The recent escalation between Hamas and the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) induced a significant political outcome in the West Bank...
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The U.S withdraw from Afghanistan: what will happen next?
“Our military mission in Afghanistan is coming to a close. However, we will continue to maintain the capability sufficient to...
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What does it mean the China-Iran 400 billion deal?
The agreement comes as the U.S tightens economic sanctions on Teheran. With the White House focused on the epidemic and...
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Interview, Avraham Sinai: From Hezbollah fighter to (ex) Mossad’s spy
“Here in Israel for many I’m a hero, but I see myself as a normal person. There was a war...
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Will The Golan Heights Became the Next War-Front Between Israel and Iran?
“We are looking to Syria with concern because of the evolution of the conflict and the growing Iranian presence in...
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Uzi Rabi: “Israel Will Never Tolerate An Iran-Hezbollah Alliance on Its Border”
"Director of the Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies at Tel Aviv University, Professor Uzi Rabi, in...
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Quei rifugiati siriani tra speranza e orrore
"Ho venduto la casa, i gioielli, la macchina, e sono scappato. Ora voglio solo andare in Svezia e ricominciare una...
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In Libia in atto una “correzione” della rivoluzione del 2011
"Noi non permetteremo che la Libia diventi un covo di terroristi. Gli estremisti hanno condizionato la vita politica di questo...
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Se la terra promessa sa di sale
“E’ molto difficile vivere e lavorare qui, gli israeliani non ci vogliono e ce lo fanno capire ogni giorno. Il...
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La guerra secondo jihad
Quanto sappiamo del jihadismo internazionale e della realtà che si cela dietro la definizione di “ribelli siriani”? Come stanno realmente...
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El Kef: una strana “red zone”
"A Kef ci sono Imam che invitano i giovani ad andare per il jihad dicendo tante belle cose sulla vita...
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I contrabbandieri di Kasserine
Il governo tunisino non riesce ancora ad avere il pieno controllo del territorio e se di giorno la situazione è...
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