Radical Islam
When the Iranian Regime Pays a Price in Isolation, the Cost of Its Hostage Diplomacy Will Exceed the Payoff
The Problem Is Not Just Terrorism on Israel’s Borders, but the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Nuclear Progress
The Refusal to Criticize Tehran Is Likely Meant to Protect Germany’s Lucrative Trade with the Islamic Republic
The Return of Trump to the White House Means That the Islamic Republic Now Prepares for the Return of ‘Maximum Pressure’
The Only Opposition Movements That Matter Are Those That Enjoy Support Inside Iran, Not Those Built by Washington
Instances of Alleged Foreign Influence and Funding Compound a Student Radicalization Problem
Washington Has Taken Proactive Steps in the past to Ensure Internet Access for Vulnerable Populations
Separating the Faith from the Faithful in Islam
HTS’s Rise May Constitute the Transformation of a Regional Islamist Movement to “Post-Islamism”
Americans Have the Right to Know Whether Obama and Biden Colluded with Tehran to Undermine U.S. National Security
The Late Shah’s Son Could Be a Coalition Builder as Many Iranians Reconsider the Monarchy as Iran’s Golden Age
HTS Has Shown It Seeks to Establish Something Blending Arab Nationalism and Sunni Islamist Supremacy
The Islamic Republic’s Efforts to Penetrate Trump’s Administration and Its Outreach to MAGA Influencers Will Increase
Doing So Would Strip Away the Veneer of Moderation That Terror Groups Use to Infiltrate U.S. Institutions and Influence Policymakers
Inside Damascus, You Can Feel the Stark Absence of the State
One Often Finds the Armed Group Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham Described as Either Being al-Qa ‘Ida or ‘al-Qa‘Ida-Linked’; This Is Simply Not the Case
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Fights Behind the Scenes to Consolidate Control over Iraq
The Convergence of West and South Asian Terror Networks Should Worry Both India and Israel
The U.S. Must Ensure That Taxpayers’ Money Never Goes to an Organization Whose Staff Expresses Support for Designated Terrorist Groups