Notes and thoughts from the Munich Security Conference
Last weekend’s Munich Security Conference had some few important moments and ended with quite a gloomy atmosphere. Here are some links to our coverage of the conference: The first- US
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The Battle Cver Sinai: ISIS’s Next Strong Force
I’m happy to share with you the investigative report we published this week about the Ansar Beit al-Makdas organization, which over the past year, since it swore allegiance to al-Baghdadi,
How Friendly Is The Enemy Of My Enemy?
While ISIS is perceived as the main threat to peace in the Middle East, if not the world, Hezbollah is still seen as the primary adversary to Israel. An up-to-date picture of
Is this the beginning of the end for ISIS?
Here is the a link to an op-ed discussing the future of DAESH (it’s an acronym and thus written with capital letters): http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4629820,00.html
The fight against ISIS: a view from the UN Counter Terrorism Force
Last night, just before the news came in about the drama in the Lindt cafe in Sydney, the YNET (Yedioth Ahronoth) English site put up an extensive interview I had
How the UN is set to combat foreign terrorist fighters
It’s a pleasure for me to use this mailing list and recommend an excellent Haaretz op-ed by my dear friend, Dr. David Scharia , the Coordinator of the Legal and