Gregg Roman

Gregg Roman

Executive Director

Gregg Roman is the executive director of the Middle East Forum. In 2014, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency named him one of the “ten most inspiring global Jewish leaders,” and he previously served as the political advisor to Israel’s deputy foreign minister and worked for the Israeli Ministry of Defense. A frequent speaker on Middle East affairs, Mr. Roman has testified before Congress and the Knesset and appears on international news channels such as Fox News, i24NEWS, Al Jazeera, BBC World News, and Israel’s Channels 12 and 13. He studied national security and political communications at American University and the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya and has contributed to The Hill, Newsweek, the Los Angeles Times, the Miami Herald, and the Jerusalem Post.

Articles by this Author
Amman Has Shot Down Tehran’s Missiles and Jailed the Brotherhood’s Financiers. America’s Strategy Has Not Caught Up
Curt Mills and the Unmaking of Conservative Foreign Policy
Washington Has Pulled Its Forces Out of Iran’s Easiest Reach and Pointed Its Airlift at Israel. The Satellites Show a Force Ready for a Short War, with Its Third Carrier Still in the Pacific.
In their own words, on their own video, Michigan Islamist preachers curse America and pray for jihad. Their institutions took $47.4 million in public money.
Disarm Hamas, Demilitarize Gaza Completely, and Keep Security Control in Israeli Hands
Activists Call on Ottawa to Investigate Brotherhood—An Overdue Task
The Three Antisemitisms End at the Same Roll Call, and Tehran Is Counting the Votes
UChicago’s Former Middle East Center Director Teaches Sinwar and Roots for Tehran’s Missiles
San Diego’s new definition of ‘Islamophobia’ was drafted in the local office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a group named in a Hamas-financing case and designated a terrorist organization by two American governors. Nearly 2,000 pages of city records show how it happened.
The Houthis Claim Two Wrecked Air Bases and Yanbu Ablaze. The Satellites Show Damaged Houses and One Burned Fuel Tank in Riyadh
‘The Reality Was Far More Complex and Was Primarily Related to the Widespread Opposition to American Policy in the Middle East’
Baghdad Says the Drones Flew From Maysan. Thermal Data and a Post-Attack Optical Frame Put the Damage on a 110-Kilometer Stretch Southeast of Medina, 1,100 Kilometers Away.
Its New Book on the Global Jihadi Movement Is a Study in Omission
Mapping Ideological Networks Is an Ordinary Practice in American Civil Society
Washington Is Still Sanctioning Turkish Conduits One at a Time Instead of Pressing Ankara
The emirate that bought Washington’s silence is deporting a religious minority by verbal order. America’s leverage exists to be used
The Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani Pact Will Not Fight. Israel Should Build the Bloc That Will
American missile defense is winning every engagement and losing the war. The remedy is an offensive campaign against Iran’s launchers
The region can defeat Iranian raids. It cannot yet outlast Iranian arsenals. The difference is measured in interceptor stockpiles and factory output.
CAIR Secretly Surrendered Its National Headquarters to an Islamic Trust Using an Insider Corporate Shell