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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).

The normalization of anti-Jewish rhetoric undermines universal principles of equality and human dignity.
Discourse surrounding Gaza is fraught with complexity, as the interplay of global politics, media narratives and humanitarian aid creates an environment where truth is a casualty of conflicting agendas.
Iran, which just announced that it has a new ballistic-missile system, is steadily moving forward in the race for a nuclear weapon.
What, if anything, is to prevent a rogue state such as Iran from concealing its nuclear program?
Our nation’s youth are being brainwashed by professors who sympathize more with brutal, barbaric terrorists than with the courageous survival of the people of Israel.
Despite tremendous costs on the individual level, Israelis know they are here to stay in the Middle East.
A healthy society embraces life. A sick society worships death.
While some consider the proposed measures for Gaza as a non-starter, there are few other ideas on the table—certainly not for Mahmoud Abbas, whose Palestinian Authority lacks credibility.
Will they finally extradite Ahlam Tamimi to the United States, where she will be prosecuted for her terrorist crimes and made to serve in American correctional facilities?
Are Iran and its terrorist proxies interpreting the asymmetrical balance of the deal as a victory for their cause?
Ideologies do not suddenly disappear, and the region is ripe with volatility.
In the Mideast, things are not neatly carved out into blocks of good and evil, black and white.