My OpEd at The Jerusalem Post JANUARY 3, 2026 20:27 https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-882042 Nadifa Mohamed’s novel,  The Fortune Men , is based on a true story: the wrongful conviction and execution in 1952 of a Somaliland sailor in  Cardiff, Wales, for the murder of a Jewish shopkeeper.  The author reconstructs this real miscarriage of justice with restraint and care, returning dignity to lives flattened by legal records. The book was shortlisted for the Booker Prize, b

Formally submitted Amicus to the UNHRC By Nancy Hartevelt Kobrin, Ph.D. Screenshot Shout Out to Fazal Uhr-Rehman Afridi, Esq.

A Short Documentary by Israel Seen With many thanks to Israel Seen. I was honored that they took interest in my work and interviewed me....

Generated by Google Image AI In the Court of Conscience: A Fantasy Amicus on Holding Hamas Collectively Responsible for Kinocide and the...

The painting I purchased at the Hargeisa International Book Fair It hangs on my living room wall keeping Somaliland close to my heart,...

A Few Thoughts By Nancy Hartevelt Kobrin, PhD A couple of days ago, I was invited to give an interview with Jemma Leah, the founder of ...

This is my second interview by Jemma Leah who is the podcaster par excellence for Jewry Duty. from Down Under, Sydney, Australia. Here I...

Why do terrorists target families and women? My OpEd in the Sunday edition of the Jerusalem Post May 18, 2025 Link to the online article:...

Screenshot of YouTube Interview by Yochi Erlich for MALAM i.e. The Center for the Legacy of the Intelligence Services Here is the link to...

The October 7th Massacre Screenshot for educational purposes By Nancy Hartevelt Kobrin, Ph.D. In the Civil Commission Report on October 7...