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After 1929, Arabic-speaking Jews who had lived in peace and cultural affinity with fellow residents, and orthodox Jews who had shunned Zionism, could no longer feel safe among their erstwhile neighbors and friends. They had to rely on the new Yishuv to protect them from then on, and they never looked back. Introducing new information…

Despite legal advances, starvation crimes have been evident in recent or current conflicts in Ethiopia, Mali, Myanmar, Nigeria, South Sudan, Syria and Yemen.

Much of what used to offer people a sense of identity has gone, but we retain a yearning for meaning

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Hello there! I’m Nick Raven and as a new hire at one of your favorite Colorado Springs publications, I’d love to introduce myself to the Indy crowd. As a big

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Penguin Random House has put together a number of charts for distributing comic books and graphic novels over the last three months, including DC Comics.

The show fulfills a Theater Mu and Jungle Theater collaboration long-delayed by the pandemic.

Religious ideology and nationalist ideology have a unique interrelationship; after all, even secular Zionists have to justify their ongoing colonial project with reference to a god they do not believe in. However, as Moshé Machover shows, it is the religious Zionists of the far right who are increasingly setting the agenda, not least by staging all manner of highly dangerous provocations

This August will mark 75 years since Edinburgh began its remarkable festival journey, and The Scotsman has been there right from the start. Here, Susan Mansfield looks at how the festivals have evolved over the last three-quarters of a century, debunking some common myths and misconceptions along the way