Middle East tolerance

Mohammed Dahlan: The man who could help reshape Gaza after Hamas – opinion

Mohammad Dahlan is one person to watch in the upcoming planned November 28 elections announced by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.

MOHAMMAD DAHLAN, leader of Fatah’s Democratic Reform faction, has called for Palestinians to put past divisions aside and build a political system in which elections transfer power, and institutions are ‘greater than individuals.’
 A delegation of Arab influencers from Sharaka gather at March of the Living in Poland in April.

Delegation from the Arab world visits Israel in tolerance trip

 View of the Great Pyramids of Giza during  the fourth annual Pyramids Half Marathon named "Race Through History" in 2022, in Giza, Egypt December 10, 2022.

Israeli model accompanying Travis Scott kicked out of Egypt hotel

 IT APPEARS that we are afflicted with tolerance confusion, says the writer.

What kind of tolerance is needed in Israel today? - opinion


Museum of Tolerance braces for ‘soft opening’ this month

Among the Jerusalem museum’s exhibits will be a hologram of Maimonides.

 Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem

Celebrate the faces of Israel in Jerusalem

April 27 at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem

 Museum of Tolerance

83% of LGBTQ+ Israeli Arabs in the closet - study

The LGBTQ+ community in the Arab sector is estimated to number about 100,000 to 125,000 citizens.

 People march during the annual Gay Pride Parade in Haifa, June 18, 2021.

No more tolerance for evil, hateful views - opinion

We shouldn’t tolerate people, either we reject them because they are evil or we embrace them because they are good and most people are, basically, good.

Protesters hold placards and flags during a demonstration, organised by the British Board of Jewish Deputies for those who oppose antisemitism, in Parliament Square in London

How a Kurdish mayor pushed for tolerance in Turkey

Now in exile after being persecuted by Ankara, Abdullah Demirbas has propelled a vision of coexistence in Turkey that includes Armenians, Jews, Kurds and other minorities.

 ABDULLAH DEMIRBAS (second L), then-mayor of the Sur municipality, meets employees during an event ahead of International Women’s Day, in Diyarbakir, Turkey, 2013.

Israel marks International Human Solidarity Day through chess

Through these sorts of events, Israeli chess players have been able to compete against opponents from Bhutan, Morocco and Libya.

Israeli chess players take part in a special chess tournament marking Israel's 70th anniversary at Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, April 30, 2018.

Iran’s continued nuclear activity imperils JCPOA, Austin says

The defense secretary said the United States was committed to countering Iran, even as Washington works to revive the 2015 nuclear deal.

Defense Minister Benny Gantz is seen meeting with US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.

‘Chess4Solidarity’ tournament celebrated by Lapid, UNESCO

Over 500 people worldwide participated in the tournament, which was held virtually.

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Dr. Ali Al Nuami: The Abraham Accords increase tolerance and respect

“We in the UAE believe that terrorism and extremism are not a threat to a single nation or to a single region; it’s a threat to the whole world," said Al Naumi.

Global Investment Forum: " Creating cultural opportunities, exchange and connections based on individual and shared histories," Paul Packer, Dr. Ali Al Nuami, and Yaakov Katz

Arab initiatives are seeding a new collective consciousness

The Arab Spring’s revolutionary fervor has finally yielded new energies which can invigorate each Arab nation, the Muslim world as a whole and inspire other nations.

Israeli model May Tager, holding an Israeli flag, poses with Dubai-resident model Anastasia, holding an Emirati flag, during a photoshoot for FIX's Princess Collection in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, September 8, 2020.