How the Left Fell in Love With Militant Islam—and Vice Versa
What could the far left have in common with Islamists who seem to stand for everything they are against?
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What could the far left have in common with Islamists who seem to stand for everything they are against?
At 5 P.M. on a cold Saturday night in mid-January 2024, I walked into the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center (ISBCC) on Malcolm X Boulevard. I was there to attend a fundraising gala where three black Muslims—two radical imams and a Boston city
Until the nineteenth century, “The Iliad” had only been translated into European languages. But Suleiman Al-Bustani brought it into the Arabic.
Over a span of more than four decades, Iran’s foreign policy toward the United States, Israel, and the Arab world has demonstrated remarkable continuity. The ideological underpinnings of the first decade were substituted with regime security and national security exigencies in the later decades.
US President Joe Biden proclaimed, like his predecessors did after killing high-value militants, that 'now justice has been delivered'