Tag: Middle Eastern
America’s Problems in the Middle East are Just Beginning
America forgets that it corrected the flaw in its founding by killing 30 percent of Southern men of military age during its own Civil War.
The Future of America in the Middle East
Yishai presents a recent broadcast from the BBC about how the United States fits into the Middle East and also how the upcoming American elections can affect Middle Eastern policy, especially in regards to Israel.
Religious Groups Urge Understanding following Wisconsin Shooting
Religious groups are calling for tolerance after six people were killed in a shooting attack at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin.
The Anti-Defamation League condemned...
A Gourmet Purim Feast
In honor of Purim, Outré EATS presents a new take on traditional Persian fare.
A Song Of The Sea With A Hint Of Ladino And Arabic Towards A...
With Pesach swiftly approaching, many are hyper-aware of all the cleaning and cooking implied in the festival.
Israel, ‘Palestine’ And ‘Correlation Of Forces’ In The Middle East
War is never far from the minds of prudent Israelis, and prudent operational planning must always look closely at the regional "correlation of forces." Drawn from the military lexicon of the former Soviet Union, this concept is usefully applied as a particular measure of armed forces, from the subunit level to major formations.
Latest In Kosher Food
Sabra Salads (Blue and White Foods, OK and Rav Weissmandel, Pareve) a name already synonymous with Middle Eastern fare, has a relatively new line of dips and spreads that are mouth-watering delicious.
Multiple Identities – Oded Halahmy And Russian Post-Modernists At YUM
Who are you? Who am I? Questions of cultural identity among artists have raged from the
early twentieth century to yesterday's memoir.