Islamism 101
America’s leaders refuse to do their homework
Columbia University
Arabs Must Make Peace with Zionism
Arabs who remain at war with Israel routinely blame their endless conflict on the Jewish state, pointing to the Gaza war, Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership, and far-right ministers such as Itamar Ben-Gvir...
Op-eds
Charlotte Kates organizes hate
The activist and co-founder of the sham charity Samidoun runs a network of anti-Israel bigots.
Op-eds
The US military is not organized for cyber war
The military has services for land, sea, air and space. It is time to build one for cyberspace.
Op-eds
San Francisco State is home to a student group linked to terror organizations
For more than a decade, faculty adviser Rabab Abdulhadi has fostered connections between students and PLO armed factions.
Op-eds
Implementing Cybercom 2.0 Should Not Postpone Establishing a Cyber Force
The Cybercom 2.0 initiative to improve cyber force generation does not preclude establishing a Cyber Force—it can lay the groundwork for one.
Op-eds
Has Al Jazeera Changed Its Editorial Direction?
Veteran Al Jazeera analyst Leqaa Makki threw viewers a curveball during a recent news segment. He advocated for an escalation against Iran. A familiar face on the network since 2003, Makki argued...
Op-eds
New York, New York, it’s a socialist town
Mamdani’s up and the centrists are down
Op-eds
Fifty Years of Gaslighting Israel at the U.N.
Five decades after its creation, it's long past time for the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People to be shut down.
Op-eds
Building the Future U.S. Cyber Force
What Right Looks Like
Media Calls
The Pentagon knows its cyber force model is broken. Here’s how to fix it
More than two decades after declaring cyberspace a warfighting domain, the U.S. military relies on an inefficient and ineffective solution to generate the capabilities needed to defend it.
Op-eds
U.S. Professors Flocking to Terrorist-Run Turkish Think Tank
The United States banished former University of South Florida professor Sami al-Arian for supporting terrorism. But some U.S. academics have flocked to him, like flies to manure. Since his deportation...
Op-eds
Pro-Hamas Activists Tell Teachers to Break the Law and Strike on May Day
Pro-Hamas activists are telling teachers to break the law. Labor for Palestine, a coalition of union groups, is calling on teachers to walk out on May Day. This is not a lone incident but rather part of...
Insights
A deported Brown University professor’s Hezbollah ties
On March 13, Dr. Racha Alawieh, an assistant professor of medicine at Brown University, was denied entry into the United States and ordered deported back to her native Lebanon.
Op-eds
‘Activities Aligned to Hamas’: ICE Arrests Columbia Student Who Led Violent Anti-Israel Campus Protests in 2024
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Flash Briefs
The Near Enemy: China’s Subnational Reach Into the United States
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Memos
Biden’s Radical Reading
A photo of outgoing President Joe Biden made the rounds over the Thanksgiving holiday. The octogenarian lame-duck president was spotted leaving a Nantucket bookstore carrying a copy of The...
Op-eds
Congress must demand a study of America’s cyber forces
A bipartisan proposal should move forward despite Defense Department objections.
Op-eds
Turkish University Celebrates Hamas, October 7
A university in Istanbul convened an international conference last week where terrorist leaders, government officials, and academics praised Hamas’s October 7, 2023, massacre and called for the destruction...
Policy Briefs
U.S., Canada Designate Samidoun a Sham Charity Front for the PFLP Terrorist Group
The U.S. Department of the Treasury, in a joint action with the Canadian government, designated the Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network and Khaled Barakat on October 15 for raising funds on...