The Terrorist "Wing" Scam

by A.J. Caschetta

Modern terrorist organizations have managed to flourish despite their enemies' attempts to squash them and have often done so by hiding in plain sight behind a nominal disguise. The most successful groups have achieved a kind of parity with the

Why the Oslo Process Doomed Peace

by Efraim Karsh

Twenty-three years after its euphoric launch on the White House lawn, the Oslo "peace process" between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) stands out as one of the worst calamities to have afflicted the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Can Western Muslims Be De-radicalized?

by Uriya Shavit and Sören Andresen

Stopping the radicalization of young Muslims has become a focal point of political and academic discussion in the West as thousands of Western Muslims have traveled to jihadist training camps in Syria and Iraq. The attacks in Paris in 2015 and in

Were the Arabs Indigenous to Mandatory Palestine?

by Sheree Roth

The Rape of Palestine, 1st ed. By William Ziff. London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1938. Reprint. Mansfield Centre, Conn.: Martino Fine Books, 2010. 630 pp. $60. The assertion that Palestinian Arabs are the indigenous population is central in their dispute

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