Policy Talks Podcast Episode 71: A Path to Peace?: Analyzing The State of the Israel-Palestine Conflict and A Way Forward
iAffairs Canada is delighted to present Episode 71 of the Policy Talks Podcast.
Bombs, guns, treasure: What Israel wants, the US gives
Israel's exceptional status in US arms policy and law ensures that unending military aid is shielded from scrutiny over human rights abuses.
Europe is Stuck Over the Israel-Hamas War
Europe should work proactively to chart its way in this inflammatory debate, rather than passively buying into the polarising narratives from Israeli and Arab public debates and allowing these to sow divisions.
Event: Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism, and the Permissibility of Violence
This roundtable discussion brings together scholars at this important moment for a conversation on the different framings of terrorism that permeate national and international discussion on Gaza and Israel.
US Will Take Massive hit in Global Standing Over Israel
Washington's seeming refusal to use its leverage to stop civilian carnage may do more damage than even the Iraq War, say experts. - Branko Marcetic
Resignation Letter from Craig Mokhiber, Director of the New York office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights – 28/10/2023
Resignation Letter from Craig Mokhiber, Director of the New York office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
An Interview with Emma Swan: Canada’s Past, Present, and Future in the Middle East
iAffairs' Hadi Wess sat down, virtually, with Emma Swan to discuss her recent paper in the CFPJ's special issue on the Middle East.
An Interview with Emma Swan: Canada’s Past, Present, and Future in the Middle East
iAffairs' Hadi Wess sat down, virtually, with Emma Swan to discuss her recent paper in the CFPJ's special issue on the Middle East.
“Supporters of Jerusalem”: Israeli Dilemmas and the Sinai Insurgency
While Islamic State (IS) militants focus on territorial ambitions in Syria and Iraq, affiliated jihadist organizations and inspired…
For the West, war isn’t working anymore
It’s mid-September, the seasons are changing — and Canadians have every reason to feel uneasy. The erstwhile global…