Hamas
Another Instance of Contempt for the U.S. from Higher Education?
Is Turkey a partner for peace in the region or a terrorist sponsor that will set it alight?
Rasool Is Entrenched in American Islamist Organizations, with Close Ties to the Virginia-Based Saar Network
The Organization Knows How to Demand the Right to Do Its Work, but Its Neglect of Israeli Hostages Has Become the Rule
The Problem Is Not Just Terrorism on Israel’s Borders, but the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Nuclear Progress
Once American and Israeli Hostages Return Home Safely, U.S. Policy Must Refocus Immediately on Hamas’s Defeat
A Key Lesson from the IDF’s Collapse on Oct. 7 Is the Shortsightedness of Any Western Military That Invests Heavily in Technology at the Expense of Conventional Armed Forces
Hamas Is a Conscious Adherence to Abomination
By: Andrew Fox and Tatiana Glezer
New Delhi Must Realize How Different Today’s Geopolitical Realities Are from the Cold War Days
As Israel and Hamas Struggle to Extend Their Ceasefire, Cairo Is Emerging as the Unlikely Deal-Maker
Peace Demainds Us To End the Destructive Chimera.
Federal Court Reinstates Case Against Halkbank, Alleging Illicit Financial Dealings With Hamas, Potentially Straining U.S.-Turkey Relations.
By Failing in Its Mission, the ICRC May Sow the Seeds of Its Own Demise
HTS’s Rise May Constitute the Transformation of a Regional Islamist Movement to “Post-Islamism”
Trump Should Consider the Factors Involved Before Spontaneously Threatening Foreign Policy Changes
Doing So Would Strip Away the Veneer of Moderation That Terror Groups Use to Infiltrate U.S. Institutions and Influence Policymakers
The Executioners Are Once Again Wearing Hamas Uniforms, but the Victims Are Six Arabs of Gaza, Six Alleged ‘Collaborators with Israel’
The Way Forward for Those Seeking Independence Is Accountability for Their Actions and Rule of Law