David Ignatius On Spy Novels, Technology, And Trump’s Foreign Relations
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius joins the Federalist Radio Hour with Ben Domenech. They discuss his new novel, “The Quantum Spy.”
What You Need To Know About Saudi Arabia’s Mass Arrests
The weekend purge in Saudi Arabia was a move by the new crown prince to consolidate power, push back against the clerics, and keep a young populace happy.
Women’s March Ignores Saudi Arabia’s Long-Awaited Step For Women’s Rights
That Saudi Arabia will let women drive cars next year is an incredibly big deal for women’s rights. So why hasn’t the Women’s March praised this big step yet?
How Foreign Governments Influence What Americans Learn In College
If foreign dictatorships in the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America get a vote on what our students learn, America will have a problem for decades to come.
If Gilead Is Anywhere In The World, It’s Saudi Arabia, Not America
Gilead is a fictional place. But if it exists, it’s found in a country like Saudi Arabia, where women are trapped under sharia law and punished for wearing miniskirts.
A Muslim Reformer Explains How To Fight Islamism
‘For the West to see a day free from wars against Islamist terror…we must wage an ideological war to influence the minds of Muslims,’ says Zuhdi Jasser.
Why Saudi Arabia Is Working With Israel Despite The Bad PR
Saudi Arabia is willing to maintain a distant peace with Israel to contain and defeat the poisonous ideology of the Islamic State. This is a huge shift.
The Normal Person’s Guide To The Qatari Cold War
Not only does Qatar have dirty hands, they’re simultaneously sticking them in all regional pies. It was only a matter of time before their neighbors caught on.
The U.S. Controversy Over Qatar Is Really A Proxy War Over Obama’s Iran Deal
Qatar, which has long sponsored terrorist groups, faces an embargo by the Gulf states that risks cutting the country off from most of its trade routes and food supplies.
Wednesday Terror Attack On Tehran A Surprise Peek Into Political Fault Lines
Wednesday’s attacks in Iran seem not to have been spontaneously inspired by ISIS, but carefully planned to hit a nerve and grab international attention.
Trump’s ‘Islam Speech’ Invited The Muslim World To A Renaissance
President Trump understands the most direct path to change is to work in people’s self-interest, to cater to advancement through mutual gain — a strategy that also won him the election.
Trump Is Overestimating Palestinians’ Desire For Peace
Trump wants to restart the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, but the obstacles to peace that have bedeviled past U.S. presidents have not gone away.
Trump Tells Muslim World To Stop Enabling Terrorism
President Trump wants to make it clear that it’s the Muslim world, not the United States, that must lead the way in pushing back against Islamism.
Trump’s Team Is Starting To Think Seriously About Counterterrorism
If Trump’s shock presidential win taught us anything, it should be that the United States cannot be so stretched protecting others that it hurts its own citizens.
United Nations Puts World-Renowned Women-Abuser On Women’s Rights Panel
Our foremost international body has intentionally put Saudi Arabia, a country notorious for its women’s rights problems, on a commission dedicated to promoting women’s rights.
Why It’s A Dumb Idea To Let Americans Sue Foreign Governments For Terrorism
The real danger in foreign policy is not people playing diplomat, but plaintiffs dragging the courts into their personal issues with foreign governments.
A Muslim Reformer Speaks Out About His Battle Against Islamism And PC
‘Muslims cannot reform their interpretations of Islam under the boots of regimes that manifest interpretations of Islam through blasphemy, apostasy, and treason laws.’
Yemen: The Pivotal Middle East Conflict No One Is Talking About
While everyone fixates on Syria’s civil war and ISIS, bloody civil war in Yemen serves as a front for a power struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
What Do American Schools Teach About Islam? PC Or Nothing
As militant Islam becomes more prominent in world affairs, it becomes less prominent in American classrooms.
Newly Declassified Document Reveals 9/11 Hijackers’ Ties To Saudi Ambassador
Congress just released 28 pages of previously classified information detailing connections of Saudi nationals to the 9/11 hijackers.
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