Set in 1982 Beirut, “Between Sight and Sound” follows a fourteen-year-old narrator over several weeks during his father’s visit from Saudi Arabia. Through the lens of a luxury car purchase, the narrative examines the intersections of fatherhood, class tension, and the dissonance of wealth amidst displacement.
Professor John Mearsheimer joins TRT World to discuss the Israeli lobby and provide a realist theoretical perspective on Israel’s assault on Palestine’s Gaza.
Regardless of what happens in the halls of justice, it is certain that these media outlets will eventually be held accountable in the court of public opinion.
An Arab American Institute poll shows that if the president, even at this late date, were to dramatically change policy on Israel and Gaza, he could potentially win back much of the support he has lost.
Professor John Mearsheimer joins TRT World to discuss the Israeli lobby and provide a realist theoretical perspective on Israel’s assault on Palestine’s Gaza.
Although Democrats coyly describe its Israeli aid as “security assistance,” its real purpose is to reload a massive killing machine
With virtually no healthcare left, no medications, and infectious diseases spreading especially among infants, children, the infirm, and the elderly, can anybody believe that the fatalities have just gone over 30,000?
The U.S. president needs to take back U.S. policy from the Israel lobby and should stop backing Israel’s extremist and utterly illegal policies.
Under several federal laws, the department has a policy prohibiting U.S. weapons transfers when it’s likely they will be used to commit genocide, crimes against humanity, grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions of 1949, or other violations of international humanitarian or human rights laws.
Covert regime change strikes again. This time in Pakistan.
