By Yasser Bassam Trade deals don’t build trust. People do. One peacebuilder shares how tradition, empathy, and Gen Z are transforming the meaning of peace in the Middle East. I was born in Al Ain, a city cradled by sand dunes and date palms, where tradition is not a word—it’s a way of life. In …
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By Noam Rotstain Introduction Peace is not just the absence of war; it is the foundation for economic growth, social stability, and political cooperation. The Middle East knows well that war often leads to destruction, displacement, and long-term societal trauma, while peace creates conditions where communities can flourish and live life peacefully. A powerful example …
By Yair Oded In the summer of 2020, the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East shifted dramatically. With the signing of the Abraham Accords, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain formally normalized relations with Israel, followed shortly by Morocco and Sudan. Hailed by many as a breakthrough in Arab-Israeli diplomacy, the Accords were brokered by …
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Dr. Mohamed Chtatou’s Recommendations: – PEACE: https://philpapers.org/browse/peace – DIPLOMACY: https://www.archives.gov/research/alic/reference/foreign-relations/bibliography.html – CULTURE: https://philpapers.org/browse/culture-and-cultures – RELIGION: https://philpapers.org/browse/religious-studies Ambassador Reda Mansour
Dr Mohamed Chtatou | Yair Oded | Noam Rotstain Jews have lived in Morocco for over 2500 years. The first wave of migration to this country dates back to 586 BC from Babylonia after the destruction of the First Temple. The First Temple, also known as Solomon’s Temple, was destroyed in 586 BCE by the …
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Where Culture Meets Curiosity — One Dish at a Time The Abrahamic Kitchen is a cultural exchange initiative where students from across the Abraham Accords nations step into each other’s kitchens — quite literally. Participants are challenged to recreate dishes from another member country, learning not just about flavours and ingredients, but about identity, tradition, …
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Antisemitism has taken on a new face in the modern era, one that twists Jewish history and trauma to fuel a dangerous narrative. Find out what Russia, Iran, and the Palestinians have in common and their tactic in turning the world against Israel. Dive into the dark world of propaganda, where history is rewritten and truth becomes the ultimate casualty.
In times of great darkness there is opportunity for greater light. Who gets burned down and comes back again stronger? Who is supposed to be legend yet still persistently exists? Who is the fire bird?
Europeans or Middle Easterners? An empirical study indulging into the origins of the Ashkenazic sub-ethnic group. European Jewry has been recorded in the continent for over 2,000 years. The question of their origin and their authenticity to the rest of the Jewish people, the line of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and subsequently to the Land …
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