Between the Lines is an independent platform for political and security analysis. It emerged from the experience of exile and close observation of Arab and regional transformations. The platform seeks to provide a rational and in-depth reading of reality, combining intellectual analysis with security insight—away from propagandist discourse or organizational alignments.
🎯 Our Vision
We believe that political thinking in our region requires serious reassessment. True reform can only be achieved when principles meet realism, when values align with practical understanding, and when analysis remains balanced and rigorous.
🧭 Our Mission
Deconstructing ready-made narratives imposed by regimes, political forces, or directed media.
Building new critical awareness that goes beyond outdated binaries which have hindered free thinking.
Providing deeper insights into security and field dynamics, with forward-looking perspectives free of exaggeration or understatement.
👥 Our Audience
Researchers and readers interested in Arab and regional political affairs.
Reform-minded individuals seeking fresh perspectives beyond stagnation or repetitive rhetoric.
Readers looking for objective analysis that avoids both oversimplified media coverage and overly dry academic theorizing.
🧩 Our Editorial Approach
Analytical language, not propagandist.
Political reasoning, not organizational framing.
Reformist spirit, not confrontational tone.
Security awareness, without justifying violence.
🤝 What We Are Not
We do not speak on behalf of any group or faction.
We do not represent token opposition or established authority.
We do not reproduce conspiracy discourse, nor do we submit passively to the status quo.
🧠 Our Aspirations
Shaping a new path for independent, reform-oriented political analysis.
Offering practical intellectual projects that address Arab realities with seriousness and responsibility.
Building an independent current of reformist thought that contributes clearer perspectives for the future.
✉️ Contact Us
We welcome readers’ messages, contributions from serious writers, and open dialogue with anyone concerned about public affairs—even when perspectives differ.