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Sarah N. Stern

Sarah N. Stern

Sarah N. Stern is the founder and president of the Endowment for Middle East Truth (EMET), a think tank that specializes in the Middle East. She is the author of Saudi Arabia and the Global Terrorist Network (2011).

It is beneficial for free men and women everywhere that this evil genius has been eliminated—one who cannot be replaced so easily.
For many families who have been suffering in quiet anguish for the last 18 years, a new U.S. law is nothing short of a miracle.
For far too long, a great deal of what amounts to anti-Jewish invective at our universities has been given a pass, using our First Amendment freedoms as a smokescreen to hide behind.
Like many other Jewish organizations, J Street is seduced by lofty slogans like “pro-Israel/pro-peace.” These words are intended to give the impression that all that Israel has to do is immediately withdraw from the territories, and then peace would ultimately break out.
It comes one week before the next round of Israeli elections and on the heels of an announcement by the Islamic Republic that it is stepping up the level of enrichment of uranium.
If the international community persists in finding ways to offer the Iranians “economic relief” and evade U.S. sanctions, we will never stop its quest for control.
Title VI of the Higher Education Act jump-started a regional-studies industry that has become distorted and one-sided, presenting Israel in a pernicious light for students of all ages.
After American largess and Israeli know-how, the Jordanians have been offering safe haven to a cold-blooded murderer of American citizens who has made a career out of her crime.
The Iranians are masters of double speak and have brazenly manipulated most of the international community into blaming the United States for violating the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal.
Iran is playing brinkmanship with our friends and allies, and might end up baiting us into a horrible war.
If the U.S. House of Representatives can get legislation passed, it would be because it took a lesson from Germany on how to define and fight anti-Semitism.
Nations aren’t pulling the wool over U.S. President Donald Trump’s eyes and leading him blindly into war. Rather, they agree with Trump that Iran’s aggression and destabilization have worsened since the nuclear deal was concluded.