A sacred cloth of the Ka‘bah, in the hands of a man like Epstein. This is not just shocking; it raises a darker question: what was it used for? In environments linked to corruption and exploitation, even the possibility that something so sacred could be degraded is deeply disturbing. This is no longer just about a cloth but it is about how far we have fallen in protecting what is holy.

In this article, Israel's potential use of nuclear weapons is not a distant possibility but an inevitable outcome of decades of strategic planning. Tracing the origins of the Samson Option back to the 1950s, the piece examines how Israel has systematically neutralised its regional rivals, leaving Iran as the sole remaining threat to its long-term security. As Iran's military capabilities continue to grow and Israel finds itself under increasing pressure, the author contends that the conditions for nuclear deployment may already be in place.

Poetry of War