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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).

In memory of Mahsa Amini, a young woman murdered by the monstrous regime, we must take the side of those fighting for their freedom.
From Tehran to teaching establishments, Jews have become fair game for marginalization and demonization.
What we do and don’t know about the status of the nuclear deal and other regional issues.
Even if the use of force never has to be employed, his words via-à-vis Iran and now diplomatic agreement with Israel resonate loudly.
The United States and its allies have put themselves in a diplomatic box; still, one answer to the dilemma lies on the streets of Iran.
For those of us old enough to remember, when Israeli forces entered the Old City of Jerusalem and approached the Western Wall, it was a rare moment of Jewish historical ecstasy.
Besides nuclear weapons, the Islamic Republic has been hard at work at intercontinental ballistic missiles—not merely to reach Tel Aviv, but Washington, D.C., or New York City as well.
Either we will find ourselves standing on the right side of history ... or we will not.
Why, when the entire world is being confronted with the enormity of Vladimir Putin’s evil, are we allowing the Russians lucrative and expansive loopholes?
We are watching the erosion of the liberal world order with the United States at its helm. The way to restore it can only be through a display of moral courage and strength.
We have always had in the West a troop of “useful idiots” who believe the assurances of fanatical despots and dictators.
Allowing Vladimir Putin to be our emissary in Vienna in such an important, delicate negotiation as the Iranian nuclear deal is like allowing the “Boston Strangler” to babysit your children.