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The article focuses on a collection of Arabic and foreign books that address contemporary political, social, and cultural issues. The book "The Course of Arab-American Relations: Gaza, What Next?" by Hussein Kanaan analyzes the relationships between Arab countries and the United States, while "The Intellectual and Society" by Khalid Al-Salmi Bougaba reviews the declining role of the intellectual in Moroccan society. Additionally, "The War in Ukraine: The Future of Wars and Liberal Globalization" by Ahmed Bin Dhaifallah Al-Qarni discusses the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on the international system. The article highlights the importance of international relations and their influence on the United States, China, and Russia, emphasizing the need to rebuild positive relations between the United States and China to reduce tensions. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the implications of the fall of the Assad regime in Syria for Russia and the Middle East. It points out that the victory of the rebels, led by Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham, poses a threat to Hezbollah and isolates Iran, thereby reducing its influence in the region. It also discusses the challenges facing Russia in maintaining its military bases in Syria and highlights the importance of its strategic presence in countering regional threats. Additionally, the article addresses the role of the United States in supporting its Kurdish allies and ensuring stability in the region following the regime's collapse. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, noting that the roots of this conflict date back to 1882 with the arrival of Zionist settlers in Palestine. It clarifies that major events such as the Nakba in 1948 and the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip in 1967 are not the beginning of the conflict, but rather the result of a long history of settlement and displacement. It also points out that the Palestinian situation has worsened with the continuation of Israeli occupation and racist policies, culminating in the recent events following the "Flood of Al-Aqsa" in October 2023, which led to significant violence and loss of life in Gaza. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the importance of continued American presence in Syria, where American diplomat Dennis Ross points out that a U.S. withdrawal could exacerbate chaos and increase the influence of terrorist groups like ISIS. The article highlights that the collapse of the Syrian regime would represent a strategic defeat for both Russia and Iran, providing the United States with an opportunity to build new alliances and enhance stability in the region. It also discusses the challenges facing the Kurds and Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham, emphasizing the necessity for the United States to use its economic and diplomatic tools to ensure that Syria does not turn into a jihadist state. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the implications of the fall of the Assad regime in Syria and its impact on armed factions such as Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), Hezbollah, and Iran. Expert Bruce Hoffman explains that the collapse of the regime could disrupt the Iranian axis and pose a threat to Hezbollah, as the party would lose vital support from Iran through Syria. He also notes that the United States must ensure the security of its forces in the region and support its Kurdish allies to confront potential threats from armed factions. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the book "The Role of the Rothschild Family in the Establishment of the State of Israel" by author Mu'tamir Amin, which examines the influence of the Rothschild family as an international actor in international relations, particularly in the context of the establishment of the State of Israel in Palestine. The book highlights how the family established branches in several European countries and its economic and political influence, including its support for the Zionist movement and the national state project for the Jews. It also discusses the family's role in organizing Jewish immigration to Palestine and the issuance of the Balfour Declaration, which contributed to achieving its political and economic goals during the British Mandate period. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on a book titled "Suppressing Dissent: The Shrinking Civic Space, Cross-Border Repression, and Palestine-Israel," which reviews the mechanisms used to suppress the civil society that advocates for human rights, particularly in the context of Israeli violations. The book indicates that actors in Palestinian civil society face surveillance and restrictions on movement, while legal mechanisms in Israel are used to limit freedom of expression. It also addresses the challenges faced by human rights defenders worldwide, reflecting a larger crisis in civic space. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the role of the influential social forces in the Kuwaiti political landscape, aiming to highlight the impact of these forces that represent the majority of the population, which have been marginalized in previous studies. The article reviews three historical phases in the development of these forces, starting from the period of weakness during the reign of Mubarak Al-Sabah, moving through the growth phase following the discovery of oil, and culminating in the empowerment phase that witnessed the participation of these forces in the political process. The article indicates that the influential forces were not marginal but proved their existence as a significant force in Kuwaiti politics. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the book "Pax Americana: Unending War on Iraq," which addresses American policy in the Middle East, particularly towards Iraq, reviewing the geopolitical and imperial backgrounds of this policy and its humanitarian and social impacts. The book discusses the unequal relationship between the United States and Iraq since the end of the Cold War and points to the ongoing damage inflicted on Iraqis as a result of American policies, including the sanctions that lasted for more than 12 years and the occupation of Iraq in 2003. It also critiques American narratives regarding the support of democracy and human rights, emphasizing the chaos and regional instability resulting from these policies. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the role of the Rothschild Association as a transnational actor and its influence on global financial markets. The association was a pioneer in issuing and managing government bonds in major European markets, making it the largest bank in the world during the 19th century. The article also reviews the association's activities in various fields such as railways and mining, and its impact on international economic issues, including the standardization of gold as a monetary reserve. Additionally, it highlights the association's role in supporting the Zionist movement and the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine, as well as its influence on Jewish immigration to Palestine and its relationship with the Balfour Declaration. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the role of the influential social forces in the Kuwaiti political landscape, aiming to highlight the impact of these forces that represent the majority of the population, which have been marginalized in previous studies. The article reviews three historical phases: the phase of weakness during the reign of Mubarak Al-Sabah, the phase of growth following the discovery of oil, and the phase of empowerment that witnessed the participation of these forces in the political process. The article also notes that the influential forces have proven to be not marginal groups but rather have a central role in shaping Kuwaiti politics. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the foreign policy of the State of Qatar since its independence from Britain in 1971, as outlined in the book "Qatar's Foreign Policy: Geography, Politics, and Strategy Since 1971." The book reviews how Qatar, despite its small size, has managed to enhance its regional and international standing through effective strategies, including leveraging its financial resources and dealing with regional crises. It also discusses Qatar's role as a mediator in the region and its soft power through financial aid and cultural initiatives. [Extracted from the article]