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Reducing Hezbollah's Capacity for Islamist Terrorism Depends on Disrupting Their Criminal Networks
January 13, 2020
Empirical evidence from the US Drug Enforcement Agency underscores that Hezbollah's capacity for funding and executing Islamist ideological diffusion and terrorism depends on disrupting the Shiite Islamist extremist group's globalized network of criminal activities.
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Social Reform Protests in Lebanon Reveal Weaknesses of Hezbollah's Islamist Sectarian Model
January 13, 2020
The multiple systemic problems in Lebanon's economic, political, and social sectors has generated a near-continuous series of popular protests cutting across religious communal lines, highlighting the weaknesses in Iran-supported Hezbollah's Shiite Islamist sectarian model.
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Chapman: Iran's Long History of State-Sponsored Holocaust Denial
January 08, 2020
As the January 27th International Holocaust Remembrance Day approaches, Michael Chapman provides a timeline of the Islamic Republic of Iran's holocaust denial and distortion from 1998-2016.
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OIC Expands Sharia Finance and Banking Presence in Central Asia
January 06, 2020
A new initiative of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) will provide sharia-compliant financing and capacity-building to small- and medium-sized enterprises in Uzbekistan, thereby expanding Islamic finance and banking networks in Central Asia.
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Nader: Islamic Theocracy of Iran Remains Strategic Issue
January 06, 2020
Writing in The HIll, Alireza Nader opines that, despite the US drone strike that killed Iranian General Soleimani, the Iranian theocratic regime is larger than a single individual and the core strategic question of the regime's durability and direction remains unresolved.
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