Israel has turned the tables on Hezbollah, now what comes next?
After many months where it seemed Israel was only responding proportionately to Hezbollah’s attacks, it now appears that Israel is turning the tables.
Americans
Seeking Certainty in an Uncertain Middle East
As Americans remember this week the victims of the September 11, 2001, al-Qaeda terror attacks on our country and Israelis mark more than 11 months since the Hamas terror attack, it is worth taking stock...
Insights
How to Give Americans Back Control of Their Digital Identities
Putting data privacy first amounts to more than a technical upgrade; it will be nothing short of a strategic shift toward a more secure and resilient society.
Op-eds
U.S. Marines in Turkey Assaulted by Nationalist Youth Group
Two U.S. Marines in Turkey were assaulted on Monday by more than a dozen members of the Turkish Youth Union (TYU), a secular nationalist youth group opposed to U.S. and European Union influence in the...
Policy Briefs
Justice Department Unseals Terrorism Charges Against Hamas Leaders
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) unsealed terrorism, murder conspiracy, and sanctions evasion charges against six Hamas leaders on September 3 in connection with the Iran-backed...
Flash Briefs
October 7 Terrorist Caught on Camera Swigging from Coke Bottle After Murdering Israeli Father Eliminated in IDF Strike
A Hamas terrorist who achieved notoriety when he was filmed casually swigging from a bottle of Coca-Cola after murdering an Israeli father during the October 7 atrocities has been...
Flash Briefs
The Nazification of anti-Zionism
It’s designed to make audiences, aided by the ubiquitousness of social media, despise all Jews.
Op-eds
What happened to the US’s temporary pier in Gaza? New report sheds light
The temporary pier proved it was not capable of doing most of the mission envisioned.
Op-eds
Mitigating Threats to American Farming Starts With Secure Technology
Earlier this month at its Omaha Agriculture Threats Symposium, the FBI briefed farmers and cybersecurity professionals from across 30 states on the increasing cyber threats to agriculture. The FBI’s...
Policy Briefs
Congress must fix health care cybersecurity shortfalls
Feds have historically underfunded public-private collaboration needed in cyberspace
Op-eds
Treasury Sanctions Iranian Proxies Smuggling Commodities
The U.S. Treasury Department announced new sanctions targeting entities affiliated with Iranian proxy terrorist groups in Yemen and Lebanon engaged in the smuggling of Iranian commodities....
Flash Briefs
An open call to murder Jews in a Belgian magazine
The pain caused by contemporary antisemitism is partly rooted in the fact that we can’t ignore it.
Op-eds
Multiple U.S. Personnel Wounded in Rocket Attack on Coalition Base in Iraq
Five U.S. service members and two U.S. contractors were injured in a rocket attack by Iran-backed terrorists in Iraq on August 5, according to U.S. defense officials who briefed...
Flash Briefs
Turkey Holds ‘Day of Mourning’ to Commemorate Assassinated Hamas Leader
Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz summoned the deputy ambassador of Turkey for a severe reprimand on August 2, after the Turkish flag at the country’s embassy in Tel Aviv was...
Flash Briefs
After Hamas is gone, how will Israel deradicalize Palestinians in Gaza?
Most Gazans approve of Hamas’s decision to launch the war on October 7 and would prefer Hamas rule over the US-backed Palestinian Authority
Op-eds
Israel helped avert a famine in Gaza but gets no credit
This is the headline you never saw: “Famine averted in Gaza; Israel and UN facilitate surge of humanitarian aid.” The news is true, anchored in data collected by the leading global authority...
Op-eds
The jihadi-leftist convergence
Carlos the Jackal was an early adopter
Op-eds
Protecting America’s cybersecurity demands showing our teeth
Deterring U.S. adversaries from attacking American infrastructure requires making clear that the United States can strike back in kind.
Op-eds
Expert Panel Says ‘Imminent’ Famine in Gaza Never Materialized
The panel of food security experts whose assessment last March of an “imminent” famine in northern Gaza was widely reported have now concluded that it never materialized. The...
Flash Briefs
Intelligence Assessment of More Deaths Among Israeli Hostages Fuels Concern
Relatives of the remaining Israeli hostages held by Hamas terrorists in Gaza are increasingly fearful...