Middle East

The Three Branches of Jewry

Part II of the Series: Prophets, Empires & the Modern World The Three Branches of Jewry: Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Mizrahi — History, Identity, and the Real Story Behind the Modern Middle East Conflict Who are the Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Mizrahi Jews? How did two ancient catastrophes — one Babylonian, one Roman — forge three entirely […]

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Richard Nixon was the 37th President of the United States and, like Donald Trump, belonged to the Republican Party. During his presidency, in 1972, surveillance devices were secretly planted in the Democratic Party’s headquarters. Nixon’s associates used these devices to monitor Democratic campaign strategies ahead of the election. Two Washington Post reporters, Bob Woodward and […]

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When high-profile scandals resurface, the public pays attention. And when global conflicts erupt within days of those headlines, many begin to question whether the timing is coincidence — or something more deliberate. Recently, renewed discussions surrounding figures previously linked in public reporting to Jeffrey Epstein — including Prince Andrew, Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton, and Bill […]

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TWO WARS. ONE WORLD. The Israel–Iran Crisis & the Pakistan–Afghanistan War Explained Best outcomes. Worst outcomes. What happens next. And what it means for all of us. Two wars that were “never supposed to happen” just broke open simultaneously — one in the Middle East involving Iran directly for the first time, one on the […]

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The first reports of protests in Iran emerged on December 31, 2025. Initially, the situation appeared calm, with normal daily activity in major cities. Local guides and residents reassured visitors that such protests were not uncommon, typically recurring every six months, and that foreign visitors were generally not affected. Early reports indicated that local traders […]

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