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Feature articles In Israel, no such thing as a civil marriage A month ago, Rita Margulis and her fiancé Amit (as a career army officer he asked not to use his last name) got married at the Safari in Tel Aviv. There was a Reform ... Full story The Media Line Gay Egyptians come out of the closet Being gay in Egypt used to be a closely-guarded secret. Yet thanks to more widespread Internet use by Egyptians and the demonstrations of the Arab Spring calling for ... Full story The Media Line Nigeria’s 'war on terror' wins tentative support Nuradin Mohammed used to resent and fear the troops who swept past his fish stall in this northeast Nigerian city on the trail of Islamist insurgents Boko Haram. Now, for ... Full story Reuters Expert: Islam taking over, Europe soon to be unrecognizable The murder of a soldier in London, the stabbing of a soldier in Paris and the violent outbreak in Sweden – Europe's alarm clock has been ringing once again over the past ... Full story Roi Mandel   Has multiculturalism failed? Last Wednesday, a British soldier was hacked to death in London by a Muslim convert of Nigerian decent. On Saturday, a French soldier was stabbed in the throat in a busy ... Full story Roi Simyoni Berlin teens meet Israeli expats During the workshop "Israelis in Berlin," German high schoolers had the chance to meet “real” Israelis and understand their fascination with the German capital. ... Full story Ynetnews Lebanon: Homosexuals no longer 'perverts,' but still target Beirut, Lebanon's capital city, has been the undeniable capital of the homosexual Arab world. Though local LGBT rights activists can rightfully take credit for no small ... Full story Roi Kais As far away from Burgas as possible There is nothing more difficult than the routine. Ten months have passed since the terrorist attack in Burgas, Bulgaria, and every day is a new battle. I still suffer ... Full story Daniel Fahima American-born MK attuned to Anglos' needs The Israeli parliament, or Knesset, is quiet on Sundays. The plenum does not meet, and the carpeted hallways are silent. But at the end of one corridor, in Room 2021, ... Full story The Media Line Golan Druze divided, afraid over Syria Most residents of northern Druze village of Majdal Shams believe that a war will break out soon. The explosion shockwaves are very well felt in the border-adjacent Druze ... Full story Hassan Shaalan more

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