It was also the archive of what I was thinking at historic moments — the day Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak fell on Feb. 11, 2011, the hours before Donald Trump’s shocking victory in 2016 ...

This is juxtaposed with historical snippets of the Arab Spring uprising in Tahrir Square in January 2011, which ended the 30-year dictatorship of President Hosni Mubarak. The next president after ...

While not explicitly naming Ramadan in a critical X post, Alaa, the son of late Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, jumped into the fray. “In fact, one can’t understand and assimilate what kind ...

With broad brush strokes he paints Communism, ‘political’ Catholicism, Zionism and antisemitism as examples of forms of nationalism. In short, he sees nationalism as something power-driven ...

Eid Mubarak wishes for family and friends Eid is all about the bonds we share with those closest to us. It's a time to remind them how much they mean to you and how grateful you are for their ...

Eid Mubarak 2025: Muslims are basking in Eid celebrations after the holy month of Ramadan ended. Here are some Eid wishes to add joy to your celebrations. Eid Mubarak 2025: Muslims all over the ...

The election for the World Zionist Congress, held every five years, provides the only democratic mechanism that gives Diaspora Jews a voice in determining the leadership and priorities of four ...

12. May this special day strengthen the ties of love and unity within our family—Eid Mubarak to all of you. 13. A family that prays together, stays together—may this Eid draw us closer in ...

Alvida Jumma, the final Friday of Ramadan, is significant for Muslims who seek deep reflection, forgiveness, and a strengthened connection with Allah. It's a time for special prayers, charity, and ...

The Colombian Jewish community is reeling after an anti-Zionist rabbi was tapped to be the country’s director of religious affairs. Richard Gamboa Ben-Eleazar was appointed to the post in ...

The debate crops up on social media each spring: Is the Passover Seder Zionist? Or is it, in fact, the exact opposite? Like most Jewish questions, it depends on who you ask. “It is impossible to ...