Israel May Have Secured Temporary Quiet in Gaza. But for How Long?
Hamas might think it’s won this round.
July 23, 2018
To Combat the Muslim Brotherhood, the U.S. Should Focus on Qatar and Turkey
The Brotherhood’s branches have the same goals but separate tactics.
Founded in Egypt in 1928, the Muslim Brotherhood sought to create an Islamic state in that country, combat Western influence, and oppose secular democracy as well as secular authoritarianism. It was also, and still is, viciously anti-Semitic. Since then the Brotherhood has spread throughout the Muslim world, with branches—of which Hamas is one—from Morocco to Indonesia. Jonathan Schanzer, testifying before Congress, describes the nature of the organization and the threats it poses, and outlines how the U.S. could work against it.
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To Combat the Muslim Brotherhood, the U.S. Should Focus on Qatar and Turkey
The Brotherhood’s branches have the same goals but separate tactics.
Even Countries That Oppose Israel Diplomatically Engage in Open Military Cooperation
Not a single country pulled out of a military exercise because of the presence of the IDF.
Can Children’s Books Ever Do Justice to the Holocaust?
Jane Yolen’s Mapping the Bones.
Understanding the “High Places” That So Aggravated Biblical Prophets
Hills? Mounds? Platforms?