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Muslim Radicalization in Europe: Roots and Resolution

Published by Shireen Hunter 1 Comment

by Shireen Hunter The November 13 bombings in Paris by a number of Muslim radicals suspected of having links to the Islamic State (ISIS or IS) has once again focused attention on the challenge posed to the security of many… Continue Reading →

NIAC Calls out Anti-Iranian Stanford Professor

Published by Ali Gharib 6 Comments

Here’s something curious, via the National Iranian American Council (NIAC). It seems Stanford professor Jeffrey Ullman harbors some antipathy toward Iranian students as evinced by his negative views of their government and its politics (specifically vis-à-vis Israel).  Doesn’t he know that… Continue Reading →