Elhanan Miller hopes to broker Middle East peace, one YouTube subscriber at a time

Inside a French courtroom where Muslim victims are shamefully abandoned by the French state, the French left, and their own community

Two new studies of Islam portray recent outbursts of coordinated violence and oppression not as a reaction to Western liberalism but instead as fundamental to the religion itself

Episode 99: Live in New York City with FiveThirtyEight political reporter Harry Enten and ‘How to Be a Muslim’ author Haroon Moghul

Simple security measures forbidden in Jerusalem are cool in Teheran, Damascus, and Cairo.

Patricia Crone, the late scholar of Islam, fearlessly and rigorously explored the origins of Iran’s influential and mystical version of the religion

France grapples with the aftermath of attacks that are no longer ‘just against Jews’

How a ‘high-level’ panel discussion at the United Nations danced around definitions—and why it matters

Much to the chagrin of some at NYU

But defeating the brutal jihadist group will require international assistance

The Syrian diaspora in Israel watches its once-vibrant ancestral home fall to ruin in the country’s civil war