Joseph Braude is an author, broadcaster, and Middle East specialist. He is working on a book about Arabic media.
After the 2010 Hamas hit, Lt. Dhahi Khalfan Tamim denounced Mossad—but said it was his duty to warn of terror plots in Tel Aviv
‘Risalat New York,’ the Arab world’s only non-Israeli Jewish-hosted radio show, offers perspective from Brooklyn
The monarch studied the Arab Spring and created a savvy plan to quell demonstrators without mass violence
Ethnic minorities, backed by neighboring Arab countries, are ramping up assaults against the regime in Tehran
For years, the Arabic press promoted the conspiracy that Jews fixed U.S. elections. That’s changing.
A series airing during Ramadan traffics in anti-Semitic themes but may show an evolving attitude toward Israel
A journalist investigates a mysterious murder in Casablanca, home to the last Jewish community in the Arab world. An excerpt from the forthcoming The Honored Dead.
