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Decades of Islamism Have Imperiled Iran’s Financial Sector
June 17, 2019
Four decades of Islamist politics under Iran’s theocratic regime, which has seconded policy reform to the priority of exporting and financing the Islamic revolution, have pushed the country’s banking and finance system to the brink of implosion.
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CAIR Wins Pressure Campaign Against “Islamophobic” Speaker
June 17, 2019
The Philadelphia chapter of the Washington-based Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) succeeded in its campaign to pressure the US Army War College to cancel an invited speaker whose book CAIR characterized as Islamophobic and racist because of its historical analysis of jihadist expansion.
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CAIR Pressures US College to Disinvite Chronicler of Islamic History
June 12, 2019
The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) is pressuring the leadership of the US Army War College to disinvite author Raymond Ibrahim from delivering a lecture on its campus, condemning his book, which chronicles the military history of Islam’s expansion into the West, as Islamophobic.
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Competing Islamist Groups Converge Against US Peace Plan
June 12, 2019
Competing extremist groups in the Islamist ecosystem of the Near East are converging in a united front of opposition to the anticipated announcement of a US peace plan for resolution of the longstanding Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Islamism Helps Explain Uncertainty in US-Saudi Relationship
June 12, 2019
The current unprecedented uncertainty in the strategic partnership between the US and Saudi Arabia owes a great deal to the influence of Islamism in the theocratic kingdom’s aggressive pursuit of Sunni sectarian hegemony against Iran in foreign policy adventures across the Mideast and disregard for international human rights norms.
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