Sean Durns
Amnesty International helped usher in Iran’s Islamic Revolution
Brit Shalom and Peter Beinart - analyzing Jewish-Palestinian land solution
Remembering the Rogers Plan and Israel’s forgotten war
The time the CIA took a terrorist to Disneyland
In 1969, the CIA opened up a back channel with the PLO, which was then considered by the US and others to be a terrorist group.
1989 and the rise of Hamas
Israel’s crackdown forced Hamas to restructure into cells – a move copied from its rival, Fatah.
The media are helping to normalize antisemitism
The only thing necessary for the triumph of antisemitism is for journalists to do nothing, to say nothing – unless its politically convenient.
CAIR isn’t credible
As The Jerusalem Post has noted, CAIR is an unindicted co-conspirator in the 2009 Holy Land Foundation (HLF) retrial, the largest terrorism financing case in American history.
How ‘moderate’ and ‘secular’ is Fatah?
Orwell’s warning is certainly applicable on the battlefield of the Israel-Islamist conflict, where mistaken assumptions are often uncritically heralded as truths.
The rise of Fatah, 50 years on
Fatah also expanded its presence in Jordan, which it considered part of a future Palestinian state, and began to establish bases in Beirut, Lebanon.
Marc Lamont Hill and the Soviet Union’s ongoing war against Israel
A Cold War relic, CEIRPP continues the Soviet Union’s war against Jewish self-determination.
From the Kaiser to Khamenei: The underreported Berlin-Tehran axis
Just as the rise of Nazi Germany didn’t impede relations with Iran, neither did the rise of another antisemitic authoritarian regime.
How the PLO helped create Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards
The future could see greater Iranian influence in the Fatah-ruled West Bank – a possibility that has been ignored by many analysts and media commentators and could be disastrous.
Iran’s support for al-Qaida
Trump is hardly alone in noting Iranian links to al-Qaida.