6 Years Later, Arab Spring May Only Have Just Begun
There are bright spots in the Muslim world, but a sense of ominousness is inescapable. It doesn’t just seem like the Arab Spring is over, but that the winter is here to stay.
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Obama Appeals to American Exceptionalism
But do we still think we’re more ethical?
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“Hem and Haw”: A Failed Syria Strategy
Where Bush offered shock and awe, Obama offers the hem and haw. War, but not a serious one; aid, but of the “non-lethal kind”; a desire to draw red lines, but a tendency to hope nobody notices them.
Read MoreWhere In The World Is Barack Hussein Obama?
When all you have left is a drone, every problem looks like collateral damage.
Read MoreA How-To Guide for Keeping Up With the Events in #Egypt
It’s all about who you follow.
Read MoreWhy Egypt is America’s Enemy
So what should we do now? Nothing.
Read MoreMassacre Of Islamists By Egyptian Military Likely Strategic
And the jihadists are watching with glee…
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Which Islamists?: Religion and the Syrian Civil War
A scholar returning from a visit with Syrian opposition figures discusses the role of religion in the Syrian civil war, including whether it’s a sectarian war, what Americans need to know, and whether a post-war Syria will be an Islamic state.
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From Confusion to Kardashian: Misreading the Middle East
What happens in the Middle East isn’t always about us.
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Rage or Courage?: YouTube Terrorism Take Two
What is it about rage that pervades so much thinking about Islam? Start by picking up the latest issues of Time and Newsweek—America’s airport reading—and talking to Google.
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