600 Euros and a Lighter
Iran’s Low-Cost Terror War on European Soil
State-sponsored terrorism
Ashab al Yamin: Terrorism With (Semi) Plausible Deniability
Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamiyya, a shadowy front group with suspected links to Iran, has been spreading terror in Europe. It has claimed seven attacks against Jewish and Western institutions across...
Policy Briefs
Islamist Turkey: A Base for Muslim Brotherhood Jihadism
Memos
U.S. Redirects Tehran Regime’s Illicit Wealth to Its Victims
Tehran is getting evicted. For about three decades, the clerical regime has owned prime real estate in Midtown Manhattan. On March 23, the Southern District of New York announced its entry into a settlement...
Policy Briefs
Has Iran-backed terrorism reached London?
When a synagogue is firebombed or a Jewish school is targeted in Europe, the instinct is to reach for a familiar explanation: the rising tide of anti-Semitism, the radicalized lone wolf, the...
Op-eds
Why Do We Allow Iran into American Classrooms?
Second graders are learning that non-Muslims are “the worst of all creatures” at the Brighter Horizons Academy near Dallas, Texas, according to a recent report by the Middle East Forum. The curriculum...
Op-eds
Breaking Down the Islamic Republic
Foreign Podicy
Kuwait and UAE report disrupting domestic Hezbollah cells
Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates claimed to have disrupted several terror cells linked to Hezbollah over the past week. Both Persian Gulf countries alleged that their security forces identified networks...
Op-eds
Death of a Holocaust denier
Over decades, Iran proved itself adept at fertilizing the lies that reside at the heart of anti-Zionist ideology, turning them into common-sense notions among adherents.
Op-eds
Deepfakes on the Front Lines: Iran’s AI Disinformation Campaign
The war with Iran has triggered a torrent of disturbing AI-generated imagery, videos, and narratives circulating widely on social media — such as smoke billowing from a Bahraini high-rise or rockets...
Policy Briefs
The final battle?
War with Iran was inevitable, but it can’t end now
Op-eds
Private School Accreditation Organization Benefits from Iranian Money
As the war against the Islamic Republic of Iran rages in the Persian Gulf, there’s another battle against the regime’s influence being fought a bit closer to home. The Iranian missiles and drones that...
Op-eds
The Islamic Republic’s Weaponization of Global Terror
The Iran Breakdown
Patient Extremism: The Many Faces of the Muslim Brotherhood
Memos
Iran and the Axis of Aggressors, Part I: China
The Iran Breakdown
Trump announces sanctions relief for Syria
On June 30, US President Donald Trump issued an executive order revoking longstanding sanctions on Syria. “The United States is committed to supporting a Syria that is stable, unified, and...
Op-eds
With Qatar, the Biden Administration Left Cards on the Table. Trump Should Play Them.
No Qataris were visible in the chilling footage of the October 7, 2023, Hamas atrocities that President Trump saw this week for the first time. But figuratively, they were right there. Qatar is not...
Policy Briefs
U.S. Lawfare Options for Helping Bring Hamas to its Knees
Pressuring Qatar and Turkey to Quickly Detain Hamas Leaders
Memos
Stop With the Nice Words on Qatar
David Barnea, the head of Israel’s Mossad, announced Saturday that he was withdrawing the Israeli negotiating team from the Gulf Arab emirate of Qatar. The announcement signaled the end of the hostage...