Marilyn Stern

Communications Coordinator

Marilyn Stern is communications coordinator at the Middle East Forum. She has written articles on national security topics for Front Page Magazine, The Investigative Project on Terrorism, and Small Wars Journal.

Articles by this Author
‘We Took Our Foot off the Gas at Just the Wrong Moment’
Classical Liberalism Was Hijacked by a ‘Red-Green Alliance’ of Leftist Marxists with Islamists
The Post-National Elite Pursuing Rapid Demographic Transformation via Migration Is the Driving Factor Delegitimizing the Preferences of the Historical Native Population
Although There Are Tensions Due to Pressures from the Arab World, the Important Relationship Between Amman and Jerusalem Must Be Sustained and Maintained
It Is Necessary to Make the Distinction Between the ‘Rational Virtue’ of Well-Modulated Empathy, on the One Hand, and Suicidal Empathy, on the Other
Enraged Imams Issued a Fatwa Calling for Ibn Warraq’s Assassination but Were Forced to Rescind Their Edict
Foes Seek to Weaken the West by Launching a Confluence of Influence Operations Designed to Sow Division and Fracture the Political Consensus
The Search for Alternative Mideast Routes Exposes How the Vulnerabilities of a Disrupted Flow of Goods Can Rattle International Economies and Financial Markets
The Greatest Obstacle to a Durable Lebanon/Israel Peace Is the Unresolved Question of Sovereign Authority
Hezbollah Is Still Smuggling Thousands of Rockets and Drones Into Lebanon from Syria and from Iran Through Iraq
The Islamic Republic of Iran Is the Number One State Sponsor of Terrorism Worldwide
In Today’s Chaotic Environment, Information Disorder Often Proliferates Through Supply Chains
Islamists and Socialists Use a Psychological Concept of ‘Shamelessness’ to Promote Their Ideological Belief System Within the ‘Shame-Based Culture’ of Muslim Communities
One Can Look to past Conflicts for Evidence That It Is Possible to Move from Victimization Towards a Constructive Future
The Obstacle to Peace Between Israel and Lebanon Is an Armed Non-State Militia Actor—Hezbollah—That Pledges Allegiance to Iran and That Wants to Stay Dominant in Lebanon
There Is an Anti-Islamophobic Expression Movement Which Holds That Little, If Any, Criticism of Islam and Its Adherents Should Be Permitted