Author: Zaher Mahruqi

The Katyusha that hit the Baghdad Green zone a few weeks ago, the most fortified piece of land in Iraq,

Two things that Americans miss the most are better economic times at home and US global greatness. In essence, Americans

The simpler question to answer is the “Why Now?” The rift between Qatar on the one hand and the UAE,

As with many terms associated with ISIS, “Khilafah” is a word that requires neither introduction nor translation. Al-Khilaf on the

When Saudi Arabia embarked on limiting Iran’s influence through its military intervention against the Houthis in Yemen the support for

Oman has stood her ground in pursuing a non-interference policy for quite some time. Since the invasion of Iraq until

The recent ground offensive against the Islamic State in Iraq is broadly believed to be the beginning of the end

The Islamic State is so extreme that it makes its ancestor, Al-Qaeda seem benign. The relentless suicide bombings, the beheadings,