She is a French-Tunisian researcher from the  Institut Français du Proche-Orient. Her most studied research line is the role of mass media in the Arab world. She analyses political discourses, mobilization and conflict and the political communication of Islamist movements. Her most known book is "Al-jazeera: miroir rebelle et ambigu du monde arabe".

He is Islamic Law teacher and member of the Principal's Board at the  Imam Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University, in Saudi Arabia. He was also a teacher in the Institute of Islamic and Arabic Sciences in America. He founded and directs the TV channel Córdoba Internacional.

Susan Brauner holds a PhD in Political Science. Professor at the School of Government and International Relations and Research at the Institute of Law and Social Sciences of the Universidad Argentina de la Empresa (UADE). Among her main research topics are: the Argentine Jewish and Syrian, multiculturalism and the recent international migration in Argentina and yrigoyenist radicalism. She is the author of several academic publications in Argentina, Israel, Spain and Mexico; among others, of religious orthodoxy and political pragmatism. The Jews of Syrian origin.

Michael Provence teaches Middle Eastern history. He received his doctorate at the University of Chicago in 2001. Provence was invited as researcher Alexander von Humboldt in the Zentrum Moderner Orient in Berlin, Germany. He is director of the Middle East Program at UCSD. His research focuses on the colonial and post-colonial Arab world, particularly in the popular insurgency and nationalism in the interwar period. The current draft of Provence is dedicated to the history of the Arab in the period of colonial rule between 1920 and 1950.