A disgrace. Badenoch sides with Netanyahu who heads a government committing gencoide, and starving a civilian population. This should be called out. It is anti-Arab racism, and acting as an apologist for war crimes. This extremism should have no place in British politics.

For the first time in more than two years, Lebanon has a president, a prime minister, and a government in place. Join us on 5/29 at 10 am EST for a virtual discussion on the prospects for political and economic reconstruction and reform in Lebanon. 🧵Scroll & meet the speakers!

Illegal & occurring for decades, while we are gaslit into blaming Palestinians for no peace agreement. Israel has ensured, as a matter of policy, that Palestine will never be possible...& it's never been a secret. Maybe some action along with condemnation?

Simply not good enough. We should be ceasing all arms sales and military cooperation to Israel as part of the process to end British complicity in the genocide in Gaza

Italy’s right is so doubtful of strength of anti-migrant vote that, instead of trying to campaign & defeat referendum on Sunday that could halve time to qualify for citizenship, they’re boycotting so turnout doesn’t reach quorum because they fear they’d lose a competitive vote 🧵

Europe needs more migrants, not less. Spain’s central bank says Spain needs 25 million more immigrants by the 2050. 30% of Spain’s GDP growth in the past 15 years is thanks to migration. Spain, having a more open migration policy, has one of the highest growth rates in the OECD

I'll be live on BBC Talkback in a few minutes time, discussing this important decision by Trinity College Dublin. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Daniel Levy: "Israel has gone so far past that line of what's legal internationally that one can only look in despair at the unwillingness of those who claim to uphold the international legal system to actually challenge these ongoing illegal actions"

NEW: A decade of growing anti-migrant rhetoric in Europe has produced externalization policies and a narrowing of legal rights for asylum-seekers. An alternative path forward is possible, argues former nonresident fellow Drew Mikhael. timep.org/2025/06/17/the…

One decade since the so-called "European migration crisis," the EU is "paying states and looking the other way." An alternate way that addresses the root cases of migration & offers more opportunities for legal asylum is possible. More in Drew Mikhael's new piece for The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy.

"Instead of being preoccupied w/ the pressure from far-right parties on migration, what's needed is bold, clear messaging that affirms Europe’s commitment to protecting those vulnerable while dispelling the myths around hosting" Drew Mikhael for The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy timep.org/2025/06/17/the…

Always liked Locatelli. That's a fact.

Israel just discovered a thing called international law..

Drew Mikhael for The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy rejects the migration externatization policies followed by European states during the last decade and argues that an alternative path -based in addressing root causes, offering safer passage and more integration- is possible timep.org/2025/06/17/the…

WE ARE SIX TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!!!! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

A decade of growing anti-migrant rhetoric in Europe has produced externalization policies and a narrowing of legal rights of asylum-seekers. An alternative path forward is possible, argues former nonresident fellow Drew Mikhael. timep.org/2025/06/17/the…

1/7 Yesterday, the Nawaf Salam نواف سلام cabinet made one of its most important, least talked-about decisions yet. It’s point 4 on the agenda: fighting money laundering & terrorism financing by amending Law 44/2015. A 🧵 on why it matters — and why Hezbollah should be worried.

Whoever gets to do this will be very lucky!

All eyes on Aug 31: On the same day, 🇺🇳 Security Council votes on UNIFIL renewal, and الجيش اللبناني must present its disarmament plan under the Barrack proposal. Two tracks converge: international oversight south of the Litani & internal sovereignty. A short thread 🧵 (1/5)