Ethnic and religious minorities
'See the world through the eyes of a child': Tim Ballard on working to save Syria's children
Ex-DHS agent Tim Ballard is hailed by some as a hero and viewed by others as a controversial figure. During a recent trip to Syria, he took part in efforts to rescue children trapped in the conflict.
Syria pledges to form committee to investigate clashes in Sweida
Iran carrying out major crackdown in wake of ceasefire, arresting Israel 'collaborators'
The narrative of ethnic fragmentation in Iran is a dangerous mistake - opinion
Israel's new status will be defending non-Islamist minorities in the Middle East - opinion
In witnessing the persecution and suffering of the Middle East’s Christian communities, Israel is willing to posture itself as a defender of minorities suffering from extreme Islamism.
Are DEI changes coming to Israel? - interview
Israeli CEO Inbal Horesh spoke to The Jerusalem Post about Israel's likely future DEI initiatives.
Top diplomats urge respect for minorities in Syria at Aqaba conference
Blinken said at a news conference that the rebels had agreed on a joint communique that also calls for an inclusive and representative government.
The free world must support Iran's minorities in toppling the Iranian regime - opinion
It is the duty of the free world to support the protests seeking “women, life, freedom” and the minorities of Iran wishing to establish a national government separate from Tehran.
US religious freedom commission leaves Saudi Arabia after rabbi co-chair told to remove kippah
Cooper, an Orthodox rabbi and the director of global social action for the Simon Wiesenthal Center advocacy group, “politely” refused the request with the backing of US embassy staff.
American Jewry is a blessing and a curse - opinion
Recent events, however, do require some rethinking and realignment on the part of both individuals and the community
Plight of Iran’s Jews a reminder of its terror against women, minorities - opinion
Iran's Jews were forced to protest against Israel's actions in Gaza. Yet Tehran tellingly turned a blind eye to the Hamas' horrific crimes against women.
More than 100,000 Nagorno-Karabakh refugees arrive in Armenia
"The situation often involves families arriving with children so weak that they have fainted in their parents' arms," an aid representative said.
Ethnic Armenians will leave Nagorno-Karabakh
Azerbaijan says it will guarantee their rights and integrate the region but the leadership of the Armenians in Karabakh stated that they would leave.
Professor resigns after allegedly faking Native American identity
University of California, Riverside professor, Andrea Smith, has faced accusations for years that alleged she was co-opting an identity that wasn’t her own.
Israeli court orders to evict 500 Bedouin from unrecognized village
The residents had argued that they owned and resided on the land for generations, prior to the 1970 Land Law that registered land and established state-owned real estate.
