Conflict History

Generated AI image of the money laundering process Despite terror bans across Europe, Hamas-linked financial and ideological networks continue operating through charities, cryptocurrency channels, advocacy groups, informal cash businesses, and underground transfer systems. Europe must get serious on these if it actually seeks to halt the flow of cash from Europe to Hamas’ terrorist operations By Moataz Khalil While many European governments officially designate Hamas as a ter

A major report documenting Hamas sexual violence during the October 7 attacks was overshadowed by a New York Times column featuring disputed allegations against Israel. By: Dan Feferman a New York Times newspaper with Nicholas Kristof's column clashing against the official Hamas sexual violence report. Just days before the release of a major report documenting Hamas sexual violence during the October 7 attacks, the New York Times published a Nicholas Kristof column alleging

From Gaza to Jenin, voters are signaling frustration with Hamas, Fatah, and the old Palestinian political order By Samer Sinijlawi AI generated image of the logos of Hamas and Fatah with a background photo For the first time in Gaza, power has been transferred from Hamas to a newly elected municipal council in Deir al-Balah. There were no declarations about reconciliation, no dramatic negotiations, and no political theater surrounding the handover. It happened quietly: a ball

By: Moataz Khalil AI generated photo of al-Hayya Reports from Gaza indicate that Hamas has chosen Khalil al-Hayya (Abu Osama) as its new leader following the death of Yahya Sinwar, defeating his main rival Khaled Mashaal in an internal struggle that reflected competing visions for the movement’s future. The appointment signals continuity rather than change - Hamas seeking to look pragmatic while appointing a real hardliner. While Mashaal has long represented Hamas’s external

AI generated photo of the ideological conflict The United Arab Emirates has long been a target of hostility from the Muslim Brotherhood, and understanding the reasons behind this animosity requires looking at the UAE’s regional interventions and countermeasures. Since the rise of the Brotherhood in Egypt under Mohamed Morsi, the UAE has consistently opposed their political and ideological projects. In Egypt, the UAE supported efforts to curtail the Brotherhood’s influence and

Mojtaba Khamenei is inheriting a country at war. Since the early 2000s, he has acted as an influential behind-the-scenes operator with proximity to IRGC.

The current crisis highlights Israel-Lebanon border disputes, regional proxy wars, and Lebanon's internal divisions with Hezbollah.

A survey of the axis of resistance shows that Iran is not standing alone in its war against the US, Israel, and the Arab states of the Persian Gulf.

Khamenei's killing is a catalyst. Lasting peace demands diplomatic efforts beyond military action.

Latest State Department findings reveal the PA paid over $200 million to terrorists and families in 2025.

This comes after the Knesset banned UNRWA activity a year ago; Israel says the move was carried out in accordance with international law.

Antizionism is a hate movement that seeks to undermine and erase Jewish sovereignty in Israel and Jewish life around the globe.

Free Palestine's huge sums of money help shape the anti-Israel narrative, but what about helping the Palestinian population?

The Free Palestine movement ultimately harms Palestinians by prioritizing symbolic outrage over pragmatic solutions, alienating allies, and empowering extremists.

Post-Gaza war, a US-led coalition is making efforts to bring about the establishment of an independent Palestinian state. But will Palestine be free of terror and corruption?

Mizrahi" comes from the Hebrew word for "Eastern." They trace their origins to ancient Jewish communities in the Middle East and North Africa.

The colonial analogy obscures more than it illuminates. It fails to capture the unique circumstances of Jewish return after millennia of exile.

Israel was not founded to dominate others but to ensure that Jews would never again be dominated.

Many criticize the program and argue that it rewards Palestinians for committing acts of violence and terrorism against Israelis. Here's why.

The watermelon’s emergence as a symbol of identity for Palestinians stems from a specific time within the context of the Mideast Crisis history.