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Walid Phares' mother, Hind, passed away in Lebanon
Monday December 17, 2007, Walid Phares' mother, Hind, passed away in the family's home village in Lebanon. Dr Phares is in mourning. He wasn't able to attend the burial service and pay his last respects to his departing mother because of his commitment to freedom. A special tribute will be posted in the near future.
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Dec 20, 2007, 20:04
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Remarks on the HS Future Terrorism Task Force findings
The findings, as announced today, include a variety of assessments and recommendations. It is important that the community of counter terrorism experts review the findings and evaluate it, as they are now a basis for a policy discussion at the level of Government.
Jan 12, 2007, 00:41
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Walid Phares cover story in Homeland Security Today: "Jihad vs Education"
Dr Walid Phares cover story in the journal Homeland Security Today: Jihad Versus Education
Dec 10, 2006, 09:53
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Phares article on "Future Terrorism: Mutant Jihads" in the Journal of International Security Studies
"Decades from now, historians will discover that the United States, the West and the international community were being targeted by a global ideological movement which emerged in the 1920s, survived World War II and the Cold War, and carefully chose the timing of its onslaught against democracy. Undoubtedly, the issue that policy planners and government leaders need to address with greatest urgency, and which the American public is most concerned about, is the future shape of the terrorist threat facing the United States and its allies. Yet developments since 2001, both at home and overseas, have shown that terror threats in general—and the jihadi menace in particular— remain at the same time resilient and poorly understood." Walid Phares in the Journal of International Security Studies.
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Nov 2, 2006, 20:53
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Article: A PATIENT ENEMY: ON 9/11, AMERICA ENTERED A WAR THAT THE TERRORISTS HAD ALREADY BEGUN
"It is the ability to make choices that will defeat terrorism, be it Jihadi or Baathist. The struggles in Afghanistan, Iraq and Lebanon today are about new democracies, freed by the U.S. and its coalition, attempting to grow, while forces of fascism and Jihadism are attempting to keep them down."
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Sep 26, 2006, 23:17
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