Selected Opinion

By Eric Trager – Foreign Policy – When news broke of Friday’s devastating attack on Coptic Christians in Upper Egypt, in which at least 28 were murdered and 23 injured aboard a [...]

By Newt Gingrich – Washington Post – This newspaper’s legendary former publisher, Philip Graham, famously described journalism as the business of writing the “first rough draft of history.” [...]

By Mona Eltahawy – The New York Times – Just over a week after Dina Ali Lasloom, a 24-year-old Saudi Arabian, was dragged onto a plane from Manila to Riyadh with her mouth taped shut [...]

The Washington Post – By Alberto Fernandez –  Alberto Fernandez, vice president of the Middle East Media Research Institute, served as the State Department’s coordinator for the [...]

By Daniel Pipes – NRO – In Riyadh, on the first stop of his tri-monotheism tour that will take him to Jerusalem and Rome (sorry, Mecca was not available), Donald Trump gave a major [...]

By John Rossomando – IPT News –  When two leaders of a Muslim Brotherhood-linked advocacy group lobbied Congress on May 3, they failed to disclose their open support for the Popular [...]

Ali Soufan – The Daily Beast – It’s been six years since the 9/11 mastermind’s death—and in the shadows, al Qaeda has been quietly amassing power. This week marks six years since the [...]

By  Yigal Carmon – MEMRI Introduction Social media companies are beginning to lose advertising revenue due to the hateful content that appears on their sites. According to reports, major [...]

By Cynthia Farahat – The Washington Times / MEF – In an April 11 Brookings Institution report titled “Is the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization?” senior fellow [...]

By Nina Shea – National Review Online –  He should ask them to define and clarify key Islamic terms that terrorist groups use to recruit members. On Friday, Pope Francis travels to [...]