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NYT: The President and A Former Terrorist Meet at the White House
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Will the Shifting Orientations of Iraqi Voters Decide the Upcoming Elections?
Arab policy
My Third Message to Our Arab Shia Brothers: A Call to Reason and Reality
Opinion and Thought
So That All Is a “Majority” in Syria
Arab policy
A Call to Arab Countries: Support Our Shia Brothers’ Return to Their Arab Identity!
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Why Oman didn’t join the Abraham Accords - opinion
Oman’s reluctance to sign the Abraham Accords or a similar agreement stems from its commitment to the “Omani approach” of neutrality and noninterference in dealing with the regional conflicts.
ISLAMOPHOBIA, AND MUSLIMS TURNING INTO THEIR OWN WORST ENEMY!
In the aftermath of 9/11 and subsequent media campaigns linking terrorism to Islam, the gap between Western culture and Islamic culture widened, leading to the phenomenon of Islamophobia, which has deepened to such an extent that it is no longer possible to ignore the necessity of integrating Islam and Western values, cooperating among major religious authorities, and establishing civilized dialogue between faiths and cultures, in order to normalize human relations between East and West.
Peaceful coexistence ensures mutual survival and prosperity - opinion
Away from today’s geopolitical framework, Arabs and Jews get along very well.
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SYMBOLS IN THE ARAB MIND
This paper examines the significance of employing symbols in various aspects of life, particularly in political ones, and how these symbols are linked to individuals and groups, affecting their behavior, perceptions and impressions, so that they ultimately become an integral part of political culture.
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Political Islam’s Crisis of Thought and Practice
This opinion article discusses the series of collapses, which the political Islam groups faced while in power after 2011, represent a political inevitability that has its indicators and signs in the intellectual roots of those groups and their practices throughout history.
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US, UK, Israel should help form an Arab NATO - opinion
The US and UK helped Islamic militias flourish in the MENA region; they can help defeat them now.
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The Trilogy of Political Islam: Sanctification, Politicization, and Failure
“Islam is the solution”, is the slogan of the so-called Islamists, political Islam groups, or Islamic fundamentalists. Despite the different names, they all share the same narrow view of Islam, and the Islamization of everything. Islamists rely on polarization, mobilization, and authoritarianism between political action and the religiously sacred. However, Islamic societies have taken a broader perspective, deeming them to be a threat to stability and the opposite of prosperity.
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Digitization of Humans or Humanization of Machine?
Between human creativity and innovation, and the speed and accuracy of machine, Hassan Ismaik tries to dispel human concerns about the development of machines that compete with man on equal terms in the economic, human, and production spheres. He also presents his vision of a complementary relationship between the innovative human and the assisting machine.
From Jordan Begins the End of Syria's Isolation
There has been no clear international or regional attempt to deal with the Syrian crisis. Therefore a new strategy based on self-interest became necessary to bring everyone down back to reality and to break the ice that has been building up on the road to Damascus for ten years. And no other country in the region has the capabilities, qualifications, and advantages needed to take up this thorny task as Jordan does.