Foreign Policy: Neri Zilber on Palestinians’ precarious state By ICWA Staff | August 30, 2018 Both Palestinians and Israelis are worried about the devastating effects the Trump administration looks set to have on their lives.
The Washington Institute: Neri Zilber on protests against Israel’s nation-state law By ICWA Staff | August 27, 2018 While Arabs and Jews unite, fake news divides.
The New Republic: Karina Piser on France’s ‘new anti-Semitism’ By ICWA Staff | August 15, 2018 A focus on Muslim antipathy toward Jews is letting the rest of the country off the hook.
The New Yorker: Nicholas Schmidle on Virgin Galactic’s lead pilot By ICWA Staff | August 13, 2018 The ace pilot risking his life to fulfill Richard Branson's quest to make commercial space travel a reality.
The Nation: Karina Piser on breaking France’s race taboo By ICWA Staff | August 13, 2018 A new generation of activists is trying to change the way France conceives of race.
World Economic Forum: Cynthia Caron on gender parity in Zambia By ICWA Staff | August 7, 2018 Projects helping provide Zambian women with better access to land.
Hoover Institution: Paul Rahe on Turkey’s future By ICWA Staff | August 6, 2018 Is the country no longer part of the West?
Summer, scandal and day-to-day pluralism in Paris By Karina Piser | August 3, 2018 A stroll through the city’s 11th arrondissement.
WPR: Robbie Corey-Boulet on Mali’s turbulent presidential election campaign By ICWA Staff | July 31, 2018 And other stories making headlines in Africa.
Thriving cults are harming young people in Nigeria By Onyinye Edeh | July 23, 2018 Four years after the Chibok kidnapping, little has been done to to protect Nigerians from a militant group that is upending life for millions.
