Insightful in Israel
By Jakob Leichtman, Global Co-op Warm weather, beautiful beaches, and counter-terrorism are quite the combination. That’s what my family and friendsContinue Reading
Category: Middle East
Coffee is the Bedouin Way of Life
Photos by Rei Segali Story by Lindsey Bressler, Global Co-op Bedouins are traditionally nomadic Arab Muslim tribes who have lived inContinue Reading
Importance of a Global Perspective: United Arab Emirates
Story by Zoe Murphy and photo by Hannah Zaatar Being raised between European and American cultures was a big enoughContinue Reading
The Beauty of Jordan
Story by Devin Windelspecht It seems that only the worst news comes out of the Middle East: wars in YemenContinue Reading
National Remembrance in Israel: Identity, Tradition, Emotion and Politics
Story and photo by Marie Schulte-Bockum, marie.schultebockum@gmail.com Chirping birds were circling above, the Spring sun was warming my back, and Orthodox men’sContinue Reading
The Case for Dialogue
Story by Connor Sadler, sadler.c@husky.neu.edu This summer I had the wonderful experience of traveling on one of Northeastern University’s “DialogueContinue Reading
Thoughts From the Jabal: A Jordanian Immersion
Story and photo by Samir A. Habib, habib.sa@husky.neu.edu Jabal Amman is one of seven Jabals or hills that comprises theContinue Reading
On the Edge of Syria
Story and photo by Devin Windelspecht, windelspecht.d@husky.neu.edu The Syrian Civil War represents one of the greatest humanitarian disasters in recent memory,Continue Reading
How Small Men Become Great: Theodore Herzl as a Zionist Leader, Visits NEU
Story by Amy Hood | hood.a@husky.neu.edu Upon first impression, Derek Penslar is what you might expect from a historian, leading scholarContinue Reading
Professors Berna Turam and Kathrin Zippel On Their Dialogue
Written by Mary Chen | chen.mary@husky.neu.edu Photo by Dirk Ahlgrim Professors Berna Turam and Kathrin Zippel are both of the International Affairs,Continue Reading