Hamas
Organization with Alleged Ties to Hamas to Meet in Illinois in Late November
The Agency Is Redundant, and It Removes Accountability from Palestinians for Their Governance
In Just over a Year, the Israeli Prime Minister Has Redefined Counterterrorism by Targeting Hamas and Hezbollah Leaders
America’s Current Shuttle Diplomacy Is Likely to Yield Little, Save Generating Extra Air Miles for Messrs. Hochstein and Blinken.
Sometimes, External Forces Must Push People Toward the Difficult Choice of Replacing Their Leaders
The Elimination of Hamas’s Most Dominant Figure Could Open a Small Window of Opportunity to Achieve Israel’s Elusive War Aims
Over the Course of Four Months, the Military Systematically Dismantled Hamas’s Rafah Brigade
The Details of the Killing Show the Extent to Which Hamas No Longer Has Any Depth of Control over Any Part of Gaza
Ceasefire Proponents Should Acknowledge Their Errors after Sinwar Death
The Hamas Leader’s Fate Demonstrates That Decisive Action Can Disrupt Militant Operations
Designed to Promote Democracy in the Region, It Has Instead Created Instability
The United Nations Cannot Plead Ignorance to Its Relief Agency’s Close Ties to Hamas
Iran’s mobilisation of assets in support of Hamas in Gaza has now, through a ladder of escalation, brought the region within visible distance of war between Israel and Iran.
It Is Time to Recognize Reality: Turkey Is a Terror Sponsor and an Engine for Radicalism
A Joint Podcast Series by the Middle East Forum and the American Jewish University
October 7 Changed Everything in Israel, They Said. But Did It?
Roey’s Story Transcends the Tragedy of This Death; It Is Also a Testament to Bravery and Commitment
What Mechanisms Can Be Implemented to Stop Qatari Money from Being Poured Into Hamas’s Arsenal?
The Expressed Anti-american, Anti-Israel, and Antisemitic Sentiment Is Nothing New Among Middle East Studies Professors.