Dr. Kobby Barda

Kobby Barda, a scholar at The Chaikin Chair for Geostrategy and senior fallow at the Haifa Laboratory for Religious Studies , is currently pursuing a Doctoral degree in American political history and International Relations at the University of Haifa, Israel.
Scales of Justice Balancing American Political Symbols with Diverse Muslim Voters. Representing whether Biden should worry about the Muslim vote

Should Biden worry about the Muslim Vote and Donations in America?

In an incisive exploration of the evolving political allegiances within the American Muslim community, this article delves into the potential impact of Muslim voters and their donations on the forthcoming 2024 elections. It scrutinizes the shift from the Democratic Party to the Republicans, driven by cultural and religious affinities, and evaluates President Biden’s position amid these changing currents. With expert analysis and data-backed projections, the piece illuminates the complex interplay between minority voting patterns, campaign financing, and the future trajectory of American politics. As the Muslim demographic grows, their sway in the political arena becomes an unfolding narrative, one that could shape the political landscape for years to come

Protestors outside Harvard University's legacy building holding a large blank sign, referencing Harvard's response to the Hamas attack.

Hamas’ Barbaric Attack: The Consequences of Harvard’s Failure to act

Havard University’s controversial response to the Hamas attack has drawn criticism and sparked debates on academic freedom, political stances, and the moral responsibility of esteemed institutions. This deep dive into the events reveals the broader implications for Harvard’s reputation and the stand of the academic world on global issues.