
Kurds Have No Friends but the Mountains
10.13.2019 ________________________________________ Recently, after an evening spent discussing the Middle East an international student, who had previously introduced herself to Continue reading
10.13.2019 ________________________________________ Recently, after an evening spent discussing the Middle East an international student, who had previously introduced herself to Continue reading
12.23.2018 ________________________________________ Ma’aloula, an ancient Syrian village carved into a hillside, is home to a community of Aramaic-speaking Christians and Continue reading
04.23.2017 ________________________________________ From Pyongyang to Paris foreign affairs dominated the stage this week – and not much of the Continue reading
06.19.2016 ________________________________________ Last Sunday I woke before dawn, as is common during Ramadan, to have a small meal and pray. Continue reading
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03.27.2016 _______________________________________________________ Three days before the Brussels terror bombings, an ISIS (Daesh) suicide bomber killed four tourists in Istanbul. That Continue reading
12.27.2015 _____________________ This past week, in sacred spaces ornate and simple, tiny chapels to grand cathedrals, Christians celebrated the Continue reading