Terrorism

About this Issue

Many nations throughout the Middle East are sponsors of Islamist terrorism, which is defined as the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political goals, in this case the promotion of radical Islam. There are a large variety of Islamist terrorists, many of whom are sponsored and supported by the Shia Islamist regime of Iran, or the Sunni Islamist regimes of Turkey or Qatar. All seek to destroy the U.S. and its allies in the Middle East, especially the Jewish state. EMET educates Congress on the dangers coming from Islamist terrorists originating in the Middle East.

Terrorism
Should Israel Cross Russia‘s Rubicon?
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Our Response to Hezbollah’s Grip on Lebanon
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The Sbarro Massacre 21 Years On
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The Twenty Years Confusion
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Lights Out in Kabul
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Israel’s Headache Named Qatar
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In Memory of Ido Avigayil
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Reflections on The Period After the War
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Symbolic Warfare in the Middle East
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The Arab World’s Reaction to Attacks from Gaza