Amine Ayoub

Amine Ayoub is a policy analyst and writer based in Morocco. His media contributions appeared in The Jerusalem Post, Yedioth Ahronoth , Arutz Sheva ,The Times of Israel and many others. His writings focus on Islamism, jihad, Israel and MENA politics. He tweets at @amineayoubx.

Articles by this Author
Gaza’s Proposed Transition Risks Freezing the War Rather Than Ending It
How a Sweeping New Parties Law Turns Participation Into a Tool of Coercion Ahead of the June 2026 Vote
By Weaponizing Terror Listings to Crush Dissent, Cairo Is Closing Off Peaceful Opposition and Raising the Risk of Regional Spillover
Benghazi’s Outreach to Athens Seeks to Shield Libya’s Frozen Assets From Russian and Turkish Predation
Preventing Symbolic Triumphs on the Temple Mount Is Central to Deterrence and Postwar Stability
Water Scarcity and Security Cooperation Are Being Weaponized by Rival Elites and Foreign Powers
Iran’s Collapsing Legitimacy and Escalating Violence Are Forcing the United States to Move beyond Containment and toward Decisive Action
Gaza Cannot Be Stabilized Without Ending Hamas
While the Political Class Is Being Hollowed Out, the Average Tunisian Is Waiting in Line for Bread
The ‘Barcelonaz’ Map Reveals How State Rhetoric Has Normalized Antisemitic Targeting in Spain
The Bridge Between the Revolutionary ‘Axis of Resistance’ in the Middle East and the ‘Bolivarian’ Project in Latin America Has Been Structurally Dismantled
How Venezuela Became a Forward Operating Base for Iran, Hezbollah, and Erdogan—and Why Its Collapse Matters
A Saudi Airstrike on UAE-Backed Forces Exposes the Collapse of Gulf Unity
Why the “New Syria” Is Purging Alawites and Leaving Christians Exposed
This Is Not Merely a Legal Technicality; It Is the Final Act in a Decade-Long Consolidation of Power
A Disinformation Campaign Reveals the Somali Government’s Fear of Strategic Irrelevance
A Sunken Russian Freighter Reveals a Hidden Proliferation Route in the Mediterranean
Algiers Turns Humanitarian Branding Into A Soft-Power Weapon After Defeat At The U.N.
Losing Ground In The Red Sea, Cairo Turns A Gaza Rumor Into A Domestic Distraction
How The Muslim Brotherhood Survived Crackdowns By Going Corporate