These events highlight the Sunni-Shi’i rift present at the center of the Islamic and Arab world for centuries.
The Iranian regime acts quietly, patiently, and methodically in regions reigned by instability and chaos.
Iran and Hezbollah, both Shiite movements, may not view the death of al-Arouri, who is Sunni, as worth the cost.
By instigating and fueling regional conflicts, Tehran not only asserts its dominance but also ensures the Arab world remains embroiled in internal strife and reactionary politics.
Iraq's sectarian parliamentary system breeds instability and creates incentives to persecute people.
The Middle East Media Research Institute first documented and translated Al-Khazali’s antisemitic diatribe that appeared in May.
Lebanon lacks a president because its feuding sectarian parties cannot agree.
The song was first published in 2021 in Iran by a group called "Mah" (an abbreviation of the "Nation of Imam Hosayn" in Persian).
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