Hussein Aboubakr Mansour is an Egyptian-American author, public intellectual, and former political dissident who fled Egypt in 2012 after facing persecution for opposing antisemitism and Islamist extremism. He served as a Hebrew instructor at the U.S. Defense Language Institute and is currently a Senior Research Fellow at the Jerusalem Center for Foreign Affairs and a fellow at ISGAP.
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A couple of weeks ago, I left my car in the hands of an Arab mechanic. He repaired what the garage described as potentially
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Editor’s Note: This essay was originally written before The Abrahamic Metacritique had fully taken shape. Though more plainly told, the story it reveals remains deeply relevant. Readers will recognize in it the
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