Insights

The CHS team regularly engages in international affairs by writing op-eds and sharing their opinions in TV interviews that are broadcast on regional and global platforms to wide audiences.

17 Dec 2022

International Law is not Flawed

A decade ago, tensions intensified in the region with the outbreak of the Arab Spring events, the security situation in the occupied Palestinian territories deteriorated as well, and the immoral behavior of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has gotten worse, among many other crises that have landed at other locations around the world....

8 Dec 2022

It is time to rethink how we deliver aid to Syria

A crucial UN Security Council resolution authorising cross-border aid deliveries to Syria without the approval of the Syrian government is due to expire in January. Since 2014, these deliveries have been a lifeline for millions of people living in rebel-held areas in the country's north....

Sansom Milton

3 Nov 2022

Afghan girls need to be back in school. Here's how to help

International interlocutors must engage with the hardline ministers who are responsible for the closure.

Sana Tariq

TV Interviews

29 Dec 2022

The Afghani context needs the existence of women in the workforce to reach out to local communities

Iyad Nasr

will Turkey Reconcile with Al -Assad Regime and Abandon the Syrian Opposition

26 Aug 2022

Will Turkey reconcile with Assad regime and abandon the Syrian opposition?

Ibrahim Fraihat

16 Aug 2022

Taliban: a year of rule. Where is Afghanistan today?

Ibrahim Fraihat

Editorials & Articles

30 Sep 2022

Breaking the conflict stalemate in Libya

Armed clashes in Tripoli on 28 August sparked fears that Libya was set to slide back into a war reminiscent of the battle for Tripoli in 2019. In no small part due to mediation efforts by Qatar, the country was able to step away from this reality in recent weeks....

Sansom Milton, Abdulrauf El-geroshi

22 Sep 2022

Saudi Arabia-Yemen: The truce holds, but will it lead to a peace agreement?

Last April, a UN-brokered truce took effect in war-torn Yemen between the Saudi-backed government and the Houthi rebels. In August, the truce was extended for a second time, marking the longest stable armistice since Saudi Arabia began its intervention in 2015....

Sansom Milton, Elham Raweh

14 Sep 2022

The Repercussions of the Ukrainian Crisis on Donors' Trends in Palestine and Syria

Since the outbreak of the Arab Spring in 2011, the Arab region has witnessed a sharp rise in crises that have had complicated political, social, and economic implications, in addition to very serious and complex humanitarian consequences

Wadee Al-Arabeed