Denis MacEoin

Denis MacEoin was born in Belfast (1949) and has degrees in English (MA, Dublin), Persian, Arabic and Islamic history (MA, Edinburgh) and Persian Studies (PhD, Cambridge). He has written some 35 books, 26 novels and nine works on Islam and the post-Shi'ite religion of Babism, as well as numerous articles and major encyclopedia entries. He taught Arabic and Islamic Studies at Newcastle University and was editor of The Middle East Quarterly. Currently, he devotes much of his time to pro-Israel advocacy. His most recent book is Dear Gary, Why You're Wrong about Israel.

ARTICLES BY: Denis MacEoin

April 8, 2014 2:56 pm

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An Open Letter to the Staff of the Financial Times

To the Staff of the Financial Times Dear Sir, Your correspondent David Gardner may live in Beirut, but he dwells in a very different world than mine....

November 24, 2013 5:03 pm

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Malala, Pakistan, and Israel

A few days ago, I was sitting at home undergoing a multicultural musical experience. I was, in fact, listening to a number of Qawwali songs...

May 27, 2013 10:17 am

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On Stephen Hawking and Israel, an Open Letter

Prof. Malcolm Levitt Dept. of Chemistry Southampton University 11th May 2013 Dear Professor Levitt, I am not a chemist nor, indeed, a scientist of any kind. My academic background exists...