Silence on Israel’s massacres of journalists is dangerous to all
A December 26 press statement by the Israeli army attempted to justify a war crime. It unabashedly admitted that the ...
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Al-Shifa was a dream and a nightmare
When I started studying nursing at Al Azhar University, I knew I wanted to work at al-Shifa Hospital. It was ...
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Jimmy Carter’s timeless advice for success in business: Having ‘proper respect for the people across from you whose opinions differ from yours’ todayheadline
His advice comes down to respect and finding common ground. Read More
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African victims of clergy abuse deserve justice and accountability, too
The Church of England is facing a long overdue reckoning in Africa. Its leader, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, announced ...
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Christmas for pessimists
As a child growing up in the 1980s in Washington, DC, Christmas was a time when the usual monotony of ...
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In Afghanistan, Trump will have to play a balancing game
Since Donald Trump’s re-election as United States president, there has been growing discussion about what his incoming administration’s policies towards ...
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I am living my own Nakba
My grandfather, Hamdi, was just eight when his family fled Bir al-Sabaa, a town in southern Palestine once known for ...
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Gaza’s libraries will rise from the ashes
I was five years old when I entered the Maghazi Library for the first time. My parents had just enrolled ...
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No, President Yoon’s attempted coup was not a desperate act of nostalgia
As always, the conventional wisdom is wrong. In the aftermath of the jarring events that rattled South Korea earlier this ...
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Apartheid economy continues to haunt South Africa
On November 3, Lesedi Mulaudzi, a 10-year-old girl from Alexandra, a sprawling township in Johannesburg, South Africa, passed away from suspected ...
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