Selected Opinion

By Egypt Independent – Edited translation from Al-Masry Al-Youm This is very strange. For all members of Parliament and all citizens in Egypt, except the traitors, should support the [...]

By Ali Mamouri- Al-Monitor – Iraq is losing many of its minorities, and it’s on the brink of losing most of its cultural diversity. Despite this tragic situation, minorities are denied [...]

By Lt. Col. Dr. Dany Shoham- World Affairs Journal – Since its emergence, ISIS has sought chemical weapons and has used them against its opponents, namely the Syrian opposition groups, [...]

By Paul Mcleary- Foreign Policy – Since he last stood at the podium in the Pentagon briefing room in July, President Barack Obama has sent special operations forces into combat in Iraq and [...]

By Stephen M. Walt – Foreign Policy – In the classic World War II novel The Caine Mutiny, author Herman Wouk quoted an “ancient adage” about the typical bureaucratic response to a [...]

By The Editorial Board – The New York Times – These are just some of the people awaiting horrific punishment in Saudi Arabia for things most of the world would not consider serious [...]

By Jessica Kasmer-Jacobs – The Wall Street Journal – John Eibner, the CEO of Christian Solidarity International-USA, has seen the bodies that many of his coreligionists in the West [...]

By Max Boot- The Wall Street Journal – Ever since the dawn of the air age more than a century ago, military strategists have been prone to the delusion that bombing by itself can win wars. [...]

By Hisham Melhem – Politico Magazine – America’s Muslims are very diverse, largely middle class and mostly mainstream; they are much less alienated than European Muslims, and many of [...]

By David P. Goldman – Asia Times – Reprinted by Middle East Forum “Round up the usual suspects” was the brunt of President Obama’s address to the American public [...]