Jihadism

Qatar cannot be allowed to get away with its duplicity any longer.

There are monsters in our midst.

Amidst unspeakable tragedy, the Jews do what we have always done: Live.

Those warning of another intifada are right to sound the alarm.

On August 2, the United States announced it had killed Ayman al-Zawahiri via an airstrike in Kabul, Afghanistan.

As prime minister, Naftali Bennett is completely insulated from his disgruntled, shafted voters.

Joe Biden is, quite simply, a man unsuited to meet the challenges of the present moment.

If the United States and other donors plan to finance Gaza reconstruction, three things should be kept in mind.

In all cases, it would be better to capture war criminals alive, but if that is not possible, it is entirely lawful and moral to neutralize them and the threats they pose, while limiting the collateral damage to others.

It would be foolhardy in the extreme to allow al Qaeda to rise once again.

Tracing the intellectual pedigree of the current madness rocking America.

Amidst the coronavirus, the Iranian regime is only further consolidating control in its militaristic components.

It's time for the European Union to do its fair share in countering the threat posed by Iran and Hezbollah.

After nearly two decades, the war on terror still isn't over.

Inside efforts to rehabilitate children exposed to the militant group's extreme ideology of violence against non-believers.

The so-called caliphate may be losing ground in Iraq and Syria, but hardcore jihadis will keep fighting—there and in the West.

The attacks on Ouagadougou are part of a wider trend of militancy in one of the world's poorest regions.

The organized Cologne attacks remind the world what Middle Eastern women face every day.  

Europe must come together to protect the future of its children, writes French Senator Nathalie Goulet.

It is not so much in Molenbeek's 22 mosques but in Salafi meeting places that radicalism thrives.