Article Jerusalem’s First Cardinal Cardinal Pizzaballa offered himself in exchange for those being held by Hamas. By Massimo Faggioli October 16, 2023 Religion Bishops Middle East Jewish-Christian Relations
Article A Patriarch Flees Baghdad Cardinal Sako’s flight to Erbil underscores the complex rivalries playing out among Christian warlords in places like Iraq and Lebanon. By Joseph Phillip Amar August 31, 2023 Religion Middle East Bishops Politics
Feature Faces of Courage in Iran Five hundred Iranian protesters have suffered serious eye injuries after police fired on them with birdshot. Here are eight faces of courage. By Anonymous April 6, 2023 Foreign Affairs International Middle East Arts
Article Israeli Democracy on the Brink Israel is now well on its way to becoming a right-wing ethnocracy. By The Editors February 27, 2023 Editorial Middle East Politics International
Feature A Barren Eden Khuzestan, Iran—a region that oil once made rich—is being slowly devastated by the effects of the world’s addiction to fossil fuels. By Solmaz Daryani November 5, 2022 Climate Change Middle East Arts
Article Irreconcilable Differences It is long past time to rethink our relationship with the violent, autocratic regime in Saudi Arabia. By The Editors October 24, 2022 Middle East War and Peace Foreign Affairs