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From Artificial Intelligence to Churches: How “Israel” Buys American Sympathy
“Social media is the weapon of the modern age.
Jan 16
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Esraa sayed
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Faces of Gaza’s Transitional Phase: Who Will Govern the Strip?
Despite lingering setbacks in the first phase, the United States has officially announced the launch of the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire…
Jan 16
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Noon Post
Behind Washington’s Terrorist Designation of the Muslim Brotherhood: Who Pushed the Move and Why Now?
In an unprecedented move, the administration of President Donald Trump has designated the Muslim Brotherhood and its branches in Egypt, Jordan, and…
Jan 16
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Noon Post
Ali Shaath Appointed Head of Gaza Technocratic Committee: What Do We Know About Him?
On January 14, 2026, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey jointly announced the completion of the formation of the Palestinian technocratic committee tasked with…
Jan 16
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Noon Post
“Political Bullying Has Weakened International Law”: An interview with Novelist Hisham Matar
A man who writes literature with deep optimism and an unwavering faith in humanity and love rooted in trust in human exchange and in the simple Arabic…
Jan 16
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Hanan Sulaiman
Is a New Arab–Islamic Alliance Taking Shape?
“The Islamic world has awakened from a century-long slumber, and we are now certain that unity is the key to realizing our true potential.”
Jan 15
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Maram Musa
How Ports Shape Alliances and Conflicts in the Middle East
Global trade doesn’t just pass through the waterways of the Middle East the region’s political and security dynamics are increasingly defined by who…
Jan 15
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Noon Post
Why Is Elon Musk Involving Himself in Iran?
In January 2026, Elon Musk’s involvement in Iranian affairs extended far beyond tweets and tech promises.
Jan 15
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Noon Post
Palestinian Lands as a Dump for Israeli Waste… An Interview with Dr. "Aql Abu Qura"
In the heart of occupied Jerusalem, the Qalandia area is facing an unprecedented environmental and humanitarian challenge following the Israeli…
Jan 15
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Sondos
Qandil Mountains: How a Remote Stronghold Became a Kurdish Militants’ Fortress
In a striking statement that once again brought the Qandil Mountains into the spotlight, Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara described the Kurdistan…
Jan 15
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Noon Post
What Has Changed for Syrian Women After Liberation?
On the night of December 8, 2024, Syrians breathed a collective sigh of relief as the Assad regime collapsed and rebel forces entered Damascus after an…
Jan 14
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Maram Musa
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Is Sudan Becoming the Next Battleground in the Saudi–UAE Rivalry?
It would be a mistake to view the events in Yemen merely as an isolated power struggle between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates one that…
Jan 14
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Emad Anan
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