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The Killer Tiger Did Nothing Wrong
Last weekend we saw a horrible incident in the UK: the death of a man after he climbed into a tiger enclosure at a safari park near Doncaster.
William Chapman was a former child actor who had previously been diagnosed with schizophrenia....
Palestine & The Shadow Of Al-Andalus
I came across an interesting excerpt earlier tweeted by antizionist historian Zachary Foster:
Foster quotes the Palestinian intellectual Abdullah Mukhlis in 1910 saying:
we [the Arabs] fear that the new settler will expel the indigenous...
Peace Derangement Syndrome
I’d like to spotlight a thread of tweets from the British-Lebanese war journalist Oz Katerji:
This, of course, is something that I can strongly relate to.
If you talk about coexistence between Arabs and Jews in the Levant, you tend to bec...
No, Vladimir Putin Is No Friend Of Palestinians
With Ukraine drone striking several Russian data centres in the past few days, a lot of the Russian government’s propaganda capabilities have been taken offline.
Via BBC News:
Yandex has been forced to pause its operations at a data cen...
Is Christianity Disappearing From The Middle East?
The picture is mixed—there have been remarkable declines in Iraq and Syria, but not so much elsewhere
Some may find it hard to believe, but prior to the Islamic conquests, the Middle East was a very mixed region with lots of different reli...
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British-Palestinian writer. Focusing on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but also dipping toes into history, economics, futurism, statistics, technology, etc.
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