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December 13, 2018|Seth FrantzmanThe Jerusalem Post
The latest wave of attacks has included shootings, but there are other attempted attacks that take place in the background, and have continued to take place over the years, often hidden from view.
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December 13, 2018|Seth FrantzmanThe Jerusalem Post
Several revelations have impacted the Trump administration’s Middle East policies and naturally affect the administration’s work with Riyadh and Jerusalem.
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December 12, 2018|Seth FrantzmanThe Jerusalem Post
The problem appears to be the gap between surveillance of members of the criminal-terrorist extremist nexus, and prosecuting perpetrators for crimes such as acquiring illegal firearms.
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December 12, 2018|Seth FrantzmanThe Jerusalem Post
The US appears to be putting the pressure on to try to assuage Turkey’s concerns.
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December 12, 2018|Phyllis CheslerTablet Magazine
Is this the return of the Thought Police?
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December 11, 2018|Raymond StockThe Georgia Review
"Get up!" she told him. "Al-Ahram just called and said that you have won the Nobel Prize!"
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December 11, 2018|Seth FrantzmanThe Jerusalem Post
Some demand more reconstruction investment, IDPs want to return home, while Kurds wonder what comes next.
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December 10, 2018|Andrew HarrodAmerican Spectator
Stretching Islam’s foundations in pursuit of Christian-Muslim understanding at Georgetown.
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December 10, 2018|Daniel PipesNews from the Middle East Forum
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December 10, 2018|Seth FrantzmanThe Jerusalem Post
Jews in the US were being increasingly defined as “white” and antisemitism being distanced from groups that fight against racism, anti-Islamic views were being defined as “racism.”