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How Close Are We to Unconventional Terror Attacks by ISIS? The Dirty Bomb Scenario

Turkey
Turkey: In-Depth Reports
Whither Turkey? Its leadership, role in the Middle East, and ties with Israel.
Dr. Harold Rhode, retired U.S. Defense Department head of the Turkish desk, discusses President Erdogan’s ties with Russia, Europe, the United Sates, and Israel. Interviewed by Lenny Ben-David, Director of Publications. Question: How do you explain the significant political change […] Read More »
From Welcome Euphoria to Pandora’s Box – The European Refugee Crisis, Israel and the Jews.
The massive chaotic influx of over a million refugees into Europe in recent months has sparked radical new developments, in particular in Germany and Sweden, the two countries which have accepted the largest numbers of refugees. These ongoing developments create […] Read More »
The Internal Palestinian Fight for Jerusalem
Who’s who in the battle for “Al Quds” Read More »
Is Turkey Planning to Destabilize Lebanon?
A strategy to counter the Russian-Iranian-Hizbullah success in Syria Read More »
Is Turkey Planning to Destabilize Lebanon? – Col. (ret.) Dr. Jacques Neriah
Col. (ret.) Dr. Jacques Neriah interviewed by Lenny Ben-David, Director of Publications, Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs. Read More »
Turkey Attacks the Kurds and the Islamic State
Turkey’s attacks in Syria and Iraq appear directed at the Kurds more than the Islamic State fighters. Read More »
Egypt Accuses Turkey of Subversion
Egypt claims to have captured Turkish intelligence officers. Read More »
The Islamic Armageddon Lies between Turkey and ISIS
Do ISIS and Turkey hold competing views of the Caliphate? Read More »
The Paris Terrorist Attacks and Hamas’ Conspiracy Theory
Hamas and Turkey blame Israel for Paris Terror. Read More »
Hamas’ New Base in Turkey
Hamas leader Khaled Mashal’s warm welcome in Turkey. Read More »
The Young Turks’ Crime Against Humanity. The Armenian Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing in the Ottoman Empire, by Taner Akçam
Taner Akçam reminds us in his book The Young Turks’ Crime Against Humanity, that six years ago, a Turkish court sentenced two journalists to a year in jail for using the term, “genocide” to describe “events of 1915.” Read More »
The Kurdish Awakening in Syria: Could It Lead to Regional War?
A “Greater Kurdistan” is no longer a remote possibility. Read More »
Conflict Resolution through Cultural Diplomacy in the Middle East
Peace cannot emanate only from documents signed by leaders alone, but from mutual good faith and credibility among the peoples for whom the agreements are signed. Read More »
