Syria’s Wheat Crisis
In September issue of Beehive, Jesse Weinberg analyses the food crisis in Syria.
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Hizballah’s Narrative in the Service of Legitimizing Military Action
In August issue of Beehive, Shay Jovany analyzes the online narrative regarding the "Karish" gas field dispute as developed by Hizballah.
The Distinction between Anti-Semitism & Anti-Zionism in the Eyes of American Muslim Preachers
In this issue of Bee Hive, Elad Ben David explores the views on Judaism and Zionism among Muslim preachers in the United States.
Fear and awe on the way to Baalbek
In this issue of BeeHive Moran Levanoni explores the political and social impact of the Lebanese TV series “Al-Hayba”.
Mercenary Fighters in Libya and Ukraine: How Social Media Are Exposing the Russian Wagner Group
This issue of Bee-Hive explores the emerging reports of Libyan mercenaries involved in the current conflict in Ukraine.
Campaigning For Aafia: From ‘Twitter Storms” to Terrorism
In this issue of BeeHive, Ariel Koch analyzes the Salafi discourse behind the campaigns for the release of Aafia Siddiqui, the Pakistani-American prisoner who became a sort of jihadist icon, and at the center of the Texas synagogue hostage crisis in January 2022.
The War on Public Consciousness: Social media as a tool of influence by supporters of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood
In March issue of BeeHive, Michael Barak analyzes how the Muslim Brotherhood uses social media for influencing public opinion against the Egyptian regime.
Solemeini’s Revenge from Cyberspace: A Blatant Escalation
In this issue of BeeHive, Moshe Kwiat analyzes the cyber attacks and social media campaigns targeting Israel in the anniversary of Qasem Suleimani’s death.
Celebrating Ashura in Syria
In this issue of BeeHive, Jesse Weinberg explores the social impact of Iranian presence in Syria.
Back in Exile: Afghan Stories of a Near Distant Past
In October issue of BeeHive Giovanni Quer explores narratives of escape, identity, and homeland among Afghan exiles.