Counter-terrorism
To Preserve the Alliance, Policymakers Must Demonstrate Its Importance and Counter Wildly False Accusations About Israel
CAIR’s Seemingly Bulletproof Legal Standing May Soon Crumble
Terrorist Groups Are Poised to Exploit the Prevailing Insecurity Across the Region, Especially in Weak States like Syria
Legislation Backed by Decades of MEF Research Would Strip Hamas-Aligned Group of Tax-Exempt Status, Block Assets, and Force Dissolution
Islamic State Reframes Gaza Anger to Justify Its Own Cause
Bolivia’s Central Position and Permissive Counterintelligence Conditions Lower the Barriers for External Actors
Appeasing Somali Irredentists Today Will Mean a Far Broader War Tomorrow, One That Could Involve Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Kenya
Providing Weapons and Training to Young Iranians Could Weaken the Islamic Republic from Within, Hastening Its Collapse
Iranian Dissidents Have Voiced Optimism That Sustained External Pressure and Growing Public Discontent Might Bring Political Change
Defeating the Houthis Is Not a Luxury—It Is an International Security Necessity
The Source of Instability in the Middle East Is Not Israeli Strength—It Is the Genocidal Ideology of Iran and Its Network of Islamist Proxies
The Last Prosecutions of Hamas Entities in the United States Occurred with the Incoming Obama Administration in 2008
Iran Has Finally Ratified the Combating the Financing of Terrorism Convention, but with Stipulations That Won’t Satisfy International Watchdogs
The Enemies the United States and Israel Face in the Middle East Do Not Care About Borders
There Can Be No Arab-Israeli Diplomacy When Palestinians Believe That Concessions Are Temporary and Reversible
Israel Is on the Cusp of Comprehensively Defeating Hamas, and It Must Gain Control of Gaza That Lasts Indefinitely
Erdoğan Has Welcomed Hamas to Turkey, Talked About Using His Military Against Israel, and Spied on Turkish Dissidents in America
Evidence Shows Iran Brazenly Displays Contempt for International Law and Is a Rogue State, Exporting Instability Beyond Its Borders
Among the Fundamental Flaws in the CVE Program Was Erroneously Attributing Radicalization and Terrorism to Poverty or Single-Parenthood Homes
This Campaign Extends Beyond Yemen, and Failure to Follow Through Will Encourage Iran and Its Proxies to Continue Aggression