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"Free Palestine"—the slogan, the fantasy, and the policy—has always consciously implied the mass murder of Jews in their towns, streets, shops, and living rooms. Few are willing to say so openly, but in many intellectual, professional, and popular

The videos released by Hamass media wing showcasing their murderous acts from this past weekend bear a visible slogan watermarked on their top right corners reading "Revolution of those who resist." Last month, in my essay for Mosaic, I attempted to

The Biden administration finally decided to hit the gas on a potential Israeli-Saudi normalization deal, which could prove transformative for the Middle East. The recent trips by senior White House officials to the Kingdom may not have achieved a

It may seem odd that a single mid-level US government bureaucrat has collected a large club of passionate critics in Washington and the capitals of its most important Middle East allies. Yet, this is exactly what Robert Malley, the former US Special

Earlier this month, Egyptian policeman Mohamad Salah snuck through a hole in the fence separating Egypt and Israel and shot and killed three Israeli soldiers. The attack was a rare instance of violence on the mainly peaceful border. But what it showed

Middle East Forum

An EMET webinar with Hussein Aboubakr Mansour

This bill was written in close consultation with Director of EMET’s Program for Emerging Democratic Voices from the Middle East Hussein Aboubakr Mansour who had been imprisoned and tortured in his native Cairo for reaching out to Israelis in friendship.