Endowment for Middle East Truth writer

Sarah N. Stern

Sarah N. Stern is founder and president of the Endowment for Middle East Truth (EMET), a pro-Israel and pro-American think tank and policy institute in Washington, D.C.

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Sarah N. SternNovember 9, 2021
The Jewish state’s Faustian bargain
Israelis have held their tongues for decades, hoping that when the big, Iranian existential threat is upon them that the Americans will come through.
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Sarah N. SternOctober 22, 2021
Will the real US policy on Iran please stand up?
We are in complete denial if we believe that the nuclear threat is just about the Jewish state. Tehran has been in the business of deeply expanding its hegemonic empire into the Western hemisphere and replicating the pincer grasp it has established around Israel.
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Sarah N. SternOctober 8, 2021
New fault lines are emerging in the Middle East
Just because the United States is tired of addressing the many challenges in the region doesn’t mean those problems will simply disappear.
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Sarah N. SternAugust 24, 2021
Prime Minister Bennett: Please summon the courage to ask the hard question
And tactfully inform the U.S. president and secretary of state that negotiating “a longer, stronger deal” with Iran is clearly impossible.
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Sarah N. SternAugust 17, 2021
The lights have gone out in Kabul
The United States of America is now telegraphing feebleness in bold print to all of our enemies.
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Sarah N. SternJuly 30, 2021
The coming earthquake
People are being heard in Tehran chanting, “Shame! Khomeini, let go of this country!” And, “Mullahs, get lost!”
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Sarah N. SternJune 29, 2021
In memory of Ido Avigail
Why is the blood and the pain of Palestinian children redder than the blood and pain of Israeli children? Why are there no human-interest stories about Israeli suffering?
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Sarah N. SternMay 28, 2021
Reflections, post-Gaza conflict
Many people are debating whether it was Israel or Hamas that prevailed in these latest hostilities. The tragedy is that neither side won, and both sides suffer.
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Sarah N. SternMay 14, 2021
Finding safety (and sanity) on the ground in Israel
My daughter has tried to make the sealed room a sanctuary of peace and comfort for her two young daughters. After all, she knows that the harsh reality of hatred will hit them soon enough.
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Sarah N. SternApril 12, 2021
The Cold War is re-emerging in the Middle East
The Russians, as well as their Chinese “frenemies,” see America’s retreat from the region as an opportunity to swoop in, fill the void and flex their muscles.
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Sarah N. SternMarch 17, 2021
What happens when America turns its back
Iran has felt emboldened and empowered to colonialize the Middle East with its proxy, terrorist armies stretching from Tehran to Baghdad, to Damascus to Beirut, and all the way to the Mediterranean.
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Sarah N. SternMarch 5, 2021
Our Middle Eastern ‘situational ethics’
If we are going to be outraged about human rights, then our outrage should extend to the entire region.
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Sarah N. SternFebruary 22, 2021
The honeymoon is over
If the new administration sees as part of its objective making Israel feel alone and isolated in the community of nations, this is certainly unwise.
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Sarah N. SternJanuary 4, 2021
A look back at the ‘Arab Spring,’ 10 years later
For a brief period, the hopeful eyes of the world were watching with aspirations that this might lead to a more open and democratic Middle East, or at least one in which the most entrenched, tyrannical leaders would be overthrown and basic human rights would be established.
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Sarah N. SternDecember 28, 2020
Do progressive groups really want this?
A team of progressives has put forth a list of 100 names to serve in national security and foreign-policy capacities in the Biden White House. If personality equals policy, the pro-Israel community has reason to be concerned.
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