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The Tears of Lebanon

Fr. Benedict Kiely August 16, 2022

For those who love Lebanon and its people, the apparent indifference of the West to this unique nation and its struggles is incomprehensible.

Searching for the Lost Mizrahim

Jorge González-Gallarza March 2, 2022

Having thrived for millennia amidst Arab societies despite their inferior status, Oriental Jews were swiftly uprooted in a matter of decades by the Arab-Israeli conflict. A once-in-a-lifetime exhibit at Paris’s Institute for the Arab World attempts to synthesize conflicting narratives of trauma and nostalgia.

The End of Outremer

Alberto M. Fernandez December 13, 2021

Canadian-Lebanese writer Nader Moumneh’s 2018 book fills a useful niche in that it is a sympathetic and detailed overview of the main Lebanese Christian military-political formation born during the Lebanese Civil War, a formation that became a leading Lebanese nationalist political party after the war ended.

Graveyard of Empires: Three Centuries of Turbulence in Afghanistan

Daria Fedotova November 9, 2021

The “Graveyard of Empires” seems a fitting name for the nation. Afghanistan does not destroy them; it measures their willingness to fight for their interests and, thus, their vitality. It is the heart of Asia, it is a barren land of blood and dust, the ultimate test of ambition.

Who Lost Afghanistan?

Charles A. Coulombe August 26, 2021

Beyond the mere personalities involved, the fault lies with the hubris that has dogged us from our political beginning—the idea that we could or should remake the world in our own perfect image.

A Middle Eastern Journey

Erwin Wolff July 7, 2021

We can now recognize a clash of two opposing views, indeed two clashing interpretations of reality: that of the local Syrians and that of the Western media.

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