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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).

Students tell Congress their antisemitism horror stories.
Most Israelis no longer believe that two states are the answer, and that Palestinians will magically be willing to live in peace and security with them.
Iran and Hezbollah should fear the formidable will of the Israeli people.
The terror group wants the power of a state with none of its obligations or restrictions.
If the heads of universities cannot answer a simple, moral and ethical question about attempted genocide—of any population—then we have a great deal to worry about.
After Oct. 7, we now know that this is the ultimate contest of good vs. evil.
Congress and the public must demand answers from our government.
I hope that we, as a people, wake up and see the big picture, and understand that the evil intentions of our enemies are much more lethal to our existence than anything that can divide us.
There is much more work needed to be done to ensure turning it into law and making sure that universities are following it.
Instead of supporting the brave Iranian dissidents, the White House is paying a $6 billion ransom to the regime that oppresses and kills them.
Who was the Biden administration trying to protect?
Saudi Arabia is playing its renewed ties with Iran, China and Russia against that of the United States.