Web Exclusive By Aaron Maté SHORTLY AFTER Israel began a devastating attack on Iran—which has so far killed top Iranian ...

Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, June/July 2025, p. 83, 85 New Arrivals On the Pleasures of Living in Gaza: ...

Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, June/July 2025, pp. 25-27 United Nations Report By Ian Williams MICHAEL WALTZ was thrown overboard as national ...

Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, June/July 2025, pp. 88-90 Special Report By Lisa Mullenneaux SHE SAID IT LOUD AND PROUD: “Our service is needed ...

THE WASHINGTON REPORT was founded by U.S. diplomats who had spent their careers making friends for the United States. Ambassador Andy Killgore charmed everyone with his “only-in-America” origin story.

Mirette Bahgat, May Kolba and Sally Salem, three Egyptian Atlas Corps fellows who not only participated in making history in Egypt, but helped shape it, spoke about their nation's "Arab Spring" at the ...

OVER A HUNDRED YEARS ago, the city of Gaza was devastated during World War I as British forces fighting Ottoman troops advanced into Palestine. In January 1917, the British captured the last Turkish ...

Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, June/July 2025, pp. 38-40 Special Report By Jack McGrath INTERNATIONAL CONDEMNATION ...

Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, June/July 2025, pp. 30-32 Special Report By Faisal Kutty THE DESTRUCTION of Gaza ...

IF THERE WAS ever a word to define the current political state in America, it would be technocracy. Describing a system of government controlled by an elite group of technically skilled individuals, ...

THE MUSEUM OF the Palestinian People (MPP) in Washington, DC, next door to Middle East Books and More, is hosting an unforgettable exhibit called “Gaza Remains the Story,” from April 11-Nov. 2, 2025.

BADAR KHAN SURI, an Indian national and research fellow at Georgetown University, was returning from a Ramadan iftar with his wife on March 17 when he was seized by masked federal agents and informed ...