Op Eds
Op Eds
"The Jihad Against Uganda"
Dr Walid Phares Op Ed on FoxNews.com "The Jihad Against Uganda." "The perpetrators of the Kampala attack may be Somali jihadists, but chances are that Al Qaeda and its allies may have also recruited inside Uganda already. There are jihadists operating inside Uganda and Kenya. They all form an international network."
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Jul 12, 2010, 19:07
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"The Gaza Flotilla Decoy for Iranian Missiles to Hezbollah?"
"As soon as the attention of the international community began to focus on the flow of strategic weapons to Hezbollah, the "brotherhood of regimes" unleashed the Gaza flotilla across the Mediterranean. Seasoned geopolitical experts would rationally link the move to create an incident off the coasts of Gaza with the move to equipping Hezbollah with lethal missiles. In the end we're looking at two flotillas, the maritime one in the south being only a decoy for the land fleet to achieve its goal of war preparations in the north."
Jun 2, 2010, 06:53
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"Ignoring the Ideology of al Qaeda is a Threat against National Security"
"In reality, abandoning the use of terms such as “Jihadists” or even “Islamists” in defining the threat is a strategic set back in the war of ideas fought against al Qaeda, the Taliban, Shabab al Jihad, Hezbollah, the Pasdaran and all other adherents to Global Jihadism. It is the equivalent in a classical war, of banning the use of radars, AWACs and broadcast. In short, this is a shortcut to utter self defeat."
May 29, 2010, 09:14
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"UNIFIL Covers up for Hezbollah's Build Up?"
Professor Walid Phares Op Ed in the Washington Times: "This reckless statement by a commander of U.N. forces is outrageous. It is even more outrageous considering that U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and Special Envoy Terje Roed-Larsen were complaining about the Hezbollah buildup just as UNIFIL bureaucrats were covering for Hezbollah."
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May 28, 2010, 00:07
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"Ten Years ago, Hezbollah took over southern Lebanon"
"The population of the "security zone" was about 150,000 counting the district of Jezzine; and its local forces were about 3,000 strong. the make up of the population was Christian, Shia and Druse with some Sunni villages to the East. To their north Hezbollah had massed its forces backed by Iranian Pasdaran advisors."
May 23, 2010, 20:59
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