Mohammad Taher Gholitabar holds a PhD in Comparative Religious Studies, with a focus on Islam and Christianity. His work centers on interfaith and intercultural dialogue, with particular emphasis on promoting peace and fostering peaceful coexistence among religious communities. Over the years, he has been actively engaged in academic and cultural initiatives aimed at strengthening mutual understanding across different traditions. He has also held visiting academic positions at several universities worldwide as a researcher and lecturer.
Introduction Wars do not only destroy cities and human lives. They also test the institutions that claim to protect humanity. When political mechanisms appear unable to prevent suffering, people often search for other sources of hope and moral guidance. During the 2026 war between Iran, the United States and Israel, an unusual form of communication…
Introduction As the Middle East grapples with a myriad of intricate geopolitical challenges, the role played by the United Nations (UN) in ensuring peace and security becomes increasingly pivotal. This article aims to delve into the perspectives of Middle Eastern citizens regarding the capabilities and effectiveness of the UN in addressing the security threats prevalent…