Corruption Devouring Corruption, While Iraq continues to Bleed, Dr. Adel Samara
While the United States, compelled by circumstances, remains committed to an agreement with Iran, it simultaneously mobilizes its proxies in two Arab countries that, to varying degrees, constitute Iran’s strategic flanks. Of course, the Imperialist United States’ manufacturing of wars …
Book Review: Who Paid the Pipers or Western Marxism, By Gabriel Rockhill, by Dr. Adel Samara
Book: Who Paid the Pipers or Western Marxism
Author: Gabriel Rockhill
Publisher: Monthly Review Papers, New York, 2025
The fall of the first socialist state in 1991 was a shock to genuine communists as well as to formalistic communism, and …
Material Strength, Strategic Weakness: Rethinking U.S. Power After Iran, by Said Arikat
April 7, 2026
News Analysis
Washington, D.C.
U.S. President Donald Trump escalated tensions sharply on Monday, issuing a stark threat to Iran: unless Tehran effectively surrenders, Washington would begin, as early as Tuesday night at 8:00 p.m., (Washington time) a …
The War Exposed the Fragility of the Gulf Economy, by Dr. Adel Samara
The War Exposed the Fragility of the Gulf Economy
and the Hidden Economy of the UAE,
Confirming the Need to Leverage the Event for Arab Advancement
Dr. Adel Samara
Note: As the war was suspended for 14 days, the aggressors …
War: Its Effects, Its Outcomes
— and where the Arabs Stand, by Dr. Adel Samara
Occupied Palestine
During conflict—indeed, during open aggression—it is difficult to determine outcomes and consequences. There is global consensus that any party can ignite a war, but not necessarily control it …
The War Israel Long pushed for: How Washington Walked into an Imperial Trap, by Said Arikat
March 15, 2026
When historians examine moments of strategic overreach, they often see the same pattern repeat itself. A powerful nation convinces itself that its military superiority can reshape a distant political reality. Intervention is framed as limited, necessary, even …
Arab Fragmentation Served the Aggression Which Makes Change and Unity Necessary, by Dr. Adel Samara
I hope that the number of those convinced by the aggression against Iran—regardless of its outcomes—will increase, recognizing that the absence of a unified Arab state is a fundamental reason for the aggression against Iran. The existence of a unified …
The Paradox of Power: Why the Most Militarized States Cry Insecurity, by Said Arikat
One of the most enduring paradoxes in contemporary geopolitics is the persistent self-presentation of the most heavily armed states as existentially insecure. The United States, the world’s dominant military power, and Israel, the most militarized and technologically advanced state in …
The Explosion of the “Politicized-Religion’s” Bubble, by Dr. Adel Samara
Strangely enough, the project of the distinguished thinker Khazal al-Majidi—especially his work on religions, grounded scientifically in history and archaeology—as well as the works of the late thinker Fadel al-Rubaie in comparative religion, and the works of Kamal Salibi and …
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