The War Cabinet failed to limit the extremists’ influence on the course of the war. Now that it is dissolved, “it is unlikely that Israel’s war-related policies will drastically change”:
- With Israeli War Cabinet Dissolved, Netanyahu and His Confidants take Center Stage (Middle East Institute)
“‘[C]onvenient police stations,’ installed throughout Xinjiang every few hundred feet from each other to monitor behavior, are spreading to neighboring provinces of Gansu and Qinghai”:
- Beijing’s Crackdown on Islam Is Coming for Kids (Foreign Policy)
“Rights group says dozens, including children, were rounded up from a stadium in Alexandria after protest in solidarity with Gaza during premiere league match”:
- Egypt Detains 250 Al Ahly Fans over Pro-Palestine Chants (Middle East Eye)
As “the warring parties restricted, diverted, or confiscated aid, awe-inspiring local mutual aid groups and volunteers have provided life-saving support, running local clinics, kitchens, and shelters”:
- As Sudan’s Refugee Crisis Deepens, Mutual Aid Groups Save Lives (Middle East Institute)
“Islamophobia is so acceptable that [mainstream politicians] now barely bother disguising it”:
- I Was the First Muslim Leader of a Western Democracy. And I Say Islamophobia Has Poisoned Our Politics — Humza Yousaf (The Guardian)
“Both the University of Michigan and the City University of New York (CUNY) and several of its affiliated colleges agreed to reexamine some past cases and to conduct training”:
- Probe Finds Two Universities Failed to Protect Jewish, Muslim Students (Washington Post)
“An Associated Press investigation identified at least 60 Palestinian families where 25 people or more were killed in bombings between October and December”:
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