October 08, 2018|Aymenn Jawad Al-TamimiHistory News Network

Why Do Middle East Studies Academics Want to Hide ISIS Documents?

MESA’s narrative is simplistic and short-sighted and unjustly implies that the Times engaged in criminal activity.

September 26, 2018|Aymenn Jawad Al-TamimiInternational Peace Institute: Global Observatory

Islamic State Shifts from Provinces and Governance to Global Insurgency

New video released by the embattled terror group reveals simplified structure, hints at evolving strategy,

August 23, 2018|Aymenn Jawad Al-TamimiThe American Spectator

In Syria, It’s Either Reconciliation or Annexation

Turkey’s outposts and interests in the northwest raises the question why the region should remain Syrian at all.

June 24, 2018|Aymenn Jawad Al-TamimiSyria Comment

Thoughts On Southern Syria

The remaining rebel-held areas of Deraa and Quneitra are currently witnessing the beginning of a military campaign by the Syrian government to retake those areas

May 22, 2018|Aymenn Jawad Al-TamimiMiddle East Center for Analysis and Reporting

Reconciliation in Syria: The case of Beit Jann

What are the mechanisms for bringing back rebel-held areas under Syrian government control?

May 13, 2018|Aymenn Jawad Al-TamimiSyria Comment

Iran in Syria: “Cognitive Empathy” and Interests

Iran's intentions in Syria cannot solely be understood through the lens of defense and deterrence

January 02, 2018|Aymenn Jawad al-TamimiSyria Comment

Beit Jann: Myths and Reality

January 01, 2018|Aymenn Jawad al-TamimiMiddle East Quarterly

Black Banners of ISIS: The Roots of the New Caliphate

December 18, 2017|Aymenn Jawad al-TamimiPerspectives on Terrorism

Success for al-Qaeda in Syria?

November 26, 2017|Aymenn Jawad al-TamimiThe Jerusalem Post

Should the U.S. Military Stay in Syria after ISIS?