Hamas

In the Propaganda War, Audiences Hear Claims About Civilian Suffering, Defiance and Resistance, and Martyrdom
Regional Governments Are Pushing Back by Designating the Revolutionary Guard, Hezbollah, and Hamas as Terrorist Organizations
Despite Ceasefires Across Three Fronts, All Sides Are Preparing for Renewed Combat
Hamas Has Poured Financial Support Into Two Recent Flotillas Through Its European Networks
International Humanitarian Law Prohibits Targeted Attacks on Civilians and Attacks That Cannot Distinguish Between Civilian and Military Targets
Centralized Power and Expanding Capabilities Point Toward a Potential Regional Confrontation
The Regime Deliberately Unravels Nation-States from Within, To Reassemble According to Loyalties That Answer to Tehran
Armed Movements Reject Disarmament Demands Because Compliance Would Eliminate Their Leverage or Reason for Existence
An Emerging Militant Alternative to Hamas Speaks Out on War, Governance, and Peace.
Hezbollah’s Hybrid Model in Lebanon Allows It to Operate Within or Behind Formal State Institutions
Hamas’s October 7 Attack Triggered The Collapse Of Tehran’s Regional Deterrence And Left The Islamic Republic Exposed.
The ‘Popular Army,’ Led by One Ashraf Al-Mansi, Is Notable for Its Presence in the Northern Part of the Strip
Antisemitic Textbooks Assert the Bible is Distorted and Paint ‘Paul the Jew’ As the Corruptor of Christianity
For Decades, the International Community Remained Stubbornly Wedded to a ‘Top-Down’ Fantasy
Reconstruction Talk That Races Ahead of Security Realities Risks Freezing Conflict Rather than Resolving It
When a Centralized Ideological Regime Collapses, the Vacuum Is Never Filled by a Committee of Bureaucrats
Israeli Forces Claim There Are Violations ‘Every Day’
Rejecting Israel’s Case for Escalation, the U.S. President Channels Churchill’s Postwar Belief in Negotiation Over Preventive War
Genoa judge orders Nine Suspects Jailed Before Trial to Prevent Further Crime