Can the Arab Speak?
A 40-year old Taxi driver in Egypt drives all day and night to make ends meet. In his mind, he knows that across an artificial land border, a genocide is waging on next door. He is aware that trucks full…
Security or Surveillance? ICE’s Quiet Expansion into America’s Airports
Unmasked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been deployed to major airports across America, stepping into Transportation Security Administration (TSA) operations amidst staffing shortages. This disruption follows a mid-February funding halt for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after…
Palestine is Not the Exception, it is the Prototype: The Future of AI Warfare
Gaza has long functioned as a testing ground for weapons and surveillance architecture. Yet, recent advancements in digital warfare and new administrative schemes to govern the Strip push this laboratory in a far more dangerous direction. What emerges are not…
Quds Day: A Struggle that Continues to Shape the Region
Nearly half a century after its founding, Al Quds Day arrives at a time when Jerusalem and the wider region once again stand at the center of war. Established on August 7, 1979 by Iran’s first Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah…
