Education in the Middle East

In the latest issue of Tel Aviv Notes, Joel D. Parker examines whether Ahmad al-Sharaa's transitional government is building a Syrian state or merely administering territory - and why energy and education, not elections, will be the true test.  

Najat AlSaid analyzes the region’s various textbooks and educational philosophies, examining how they contribute to the political agendas and visions of the states in question. This article is part of "Regional Cooperation in the Midst of Regional Conflagration: Examining the Partnership Agenda in the Shadow of October 7th", a joint MDC's Forum for Regional Cooperation/KAS publication, that focuses on the regional partnership agenda.

Eldad Pardo examines education and its role in shaping the new era of regionalism. This article is part of "Regional Cooperation in the Midst of Regional Conflagration: Examining the Partnership Agenda in the Shadow of October 7th", a joint MDC's Forum for Regional Cooperation/KAS publication, that focuses on the regional partnership agenda.

In the latest issue of Turkeyscope, Dr. Hay Eytan Cohen Yanarocak analyzes new educational initiatives led by the ruling AKP, including a recent pro-Palestinian classroom activity that links the ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza to the Ottoman defense of Gallipoli during the First World War.