Terrorism
Court Grants Furloughs to Islamist Terrorist Who Orchestrated Killing of 132
There Is Only One Sure Way to Prevent the Coming Bloodbath: End the Regime, Not Fund It
Israel Could Indulge in a Sociological Experiment: Open the Ports and Gates, Transfer the Volunteers Onto the Beach of Gaza City, and Watch
The Erdoğan Government’s Behind-the-Scenes Interventions Reversed the Legal Characterization of the Organization
The Threat Gains Sharper Focus When Linked to Peru’s History of Narco-Terrorism
The Security Crisis Africa Now Faces Dwarfs the 2014 Rise of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria
In the Propaganda War, Audiences Hear Claims About Civilian Suffering, Defiance and Resistance, and Martyrdom
The Banned Group Continues to Feed Extremist Networks Under Legal Ambiguity
As the Islamic Republic Faces Crisis at Home, It Seeks to Assert Tighter Control over an Increasingly Vocal Iranian Diaspora in the West
Armed Movements Reject Disarmament Demands Because Compliance Would Eliminate Their Leverage or Reason for Existence
The Iranian-Backed Militias Sudani Defends Are Parasites Upon the Iraqi Economy and the Country’s Sovereignty
Judicial Leniency and Political Priorities Collide in Istanbul Attack
The Death Toll of Christians Massacred on Palm Sunday in Nigeria Rises to 53: Just Background Noise in the Global Media Chaos
Islamic State Reframes Gaza Anger to Justify Its Own Cause
Only a Fool, an Ignoramus, or a Useful Idiot Could Suppose That the Current Wave of Hatred Against Israel and the West Will Stop with the Jews
Harakat Ashab Al-Yamin Al-Islamiyah, a Shia Terror Group Claiming to Be Part of the Iranian-Led Axis of Resistance, Attacked Varied Locales in Europe
The Same Iranian Presence That Hides in Trafficking and Money Laundering Is Taking Visible Military Form in the Americas
In Practice, Sectarian Identity and Geopolitical Interest Outweigh Claims of Pan-Islamic Unity
There Are Two Dominant Views of the Middle East. The Prevailing One Will Determine Whether Western Civilization Survives or Is Eroded from Within
He Could Have Acknowledged the Danger of Rhetoric Glorifying Violence and Set an Example of Good Governance for Others. Instead, He Doubled Down