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Iran's nuclear laser: How Russia helps Tehran trade ambiguity for the bomb

Analysis: Intelligence says Iran is using covert Russian laser and modeling help to validate a bomb design without testing, and for Israel, the leap underscores why any Palestinian state must come with ironclad security control

Amine Ayoub | 11.23.25

אל ג'ולני, נשיא סוריה, בעצרת הכללית של האו"ם בניו יורק

The justice charade: Why Syria’s Islamist regime is whitewashing sectarian murder

Opinion: The HTS-backed Syrian Transitional Government’s refusal to acknowledge sectarian massacres exposes its justice reforms as a façade, raising urgent questions about Western engagement and the risks of legitimizing extremist-led governance

Amine Ayoub | 11.20.25

Why US must stand with the Tunisian people, not its president

Opinion: The US faces growing pressure to act as Tunisia drifts into authoritarianism under President Kais Saied, with bipartisan lawmakers pushing to tie aid to democratic reforms and prevent the collapse of the Arab Spring’s lone success

Amine Ayoub | 09.08.25

'They treated me like a terrorist': Moroccan pro-Israel journalist detained in Cuba

Pro-Israel advocate Amine Ayoub recounts how a planned family reunion turned into a 32-hour detention in Cuba, where he was questioned over Israeli passport stamps, denied travel to the Bahamas and believes he was targeted for his outspoken activism

Alexandra Lukash | 08.13.25

The end of hasbara as we know it: A proactive doctrine for prevailing in the modern information war

Opinion: To win the battle for global opinion, pro-Israel advocacy must shift from defense to offense—using micro-narratives, decentralized networks, legal campaigns and cultural influence to reshape how Israel is seen in a hostile digital age

Amine Ayoub | 07.12.25

In the battle between Israel and Iran, North Africa chose sides

Analysis: After the Iran-Israel war, North Africa split along strategic lines—Morocco deepened its Western ties as rivals clung to past grievances

Amine Ayoub | 07.05.25

Turkey’s secret hand in global terror: From Pakistan’s proxies to Israel’s borders

Opinion: Pahalgam attack in Kashmir reveals alarming alliance between Turkey, Pakistan and Islamist extremists; As Ankara backs Islamabad, it risks turning disputed area into hub for global jihad, threatening Israel and regional stability

Amine Ayoub | 06.07.25

An archway in the entrance of Dakhla carries an image of Morocco's King Mohammed VI, in Western Sahara, Monday, Dec. 21, 2020

Africa’s geopolitical earthquake: How Kenya just backed Morocco—and buried Algeria’s Cold War legacy

Opinion: Nairobi's endorsement of Rabat's Western Sahara autonomy plan signals a resounding victory for a future where Israel, Africa and the US walk forward together, not divided by old grievances but united by shared goals

Amine Ayoub | 06.05.25

Members of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces stand guard as they take part in the 21st edition of the African Lion military exercise, in Tantan, south of Agadir, Morocco, May 23, 2025

Strategic patience in Africa: America’s quiet edge in global power

Opinion: As US shifts from permanent deployments to partnership-driven security in Africa, it aims to empower local forces, counter extremism and outmaneuver China and Russia through strategic restraint and smarter engagement

Amine Ayoub | 05.31.25

Solar Peace: Why UAE-Israel renewable alliance deserves strategic continuity

Opinion: In a region long shaped by oil and conflict, a different form of power is emerging — solar, not petroleum; cooperation, not confrontation

Amine Ayoub | 05.17.25

Morocco won the Sahara—So why is the UN still interfering?

Since 1991, the UN’s Western Sahara mission has overseen a frozen ceasefire with no referendum in sight; Morocco’s autonomy plan, backed by development in Laâyoune and Dakhla, offers a modern solution, shifting focus from outdated peacekeeping to tackling global security and humanitarian crises

Amine Ayoub | 05.10.25

Defying extremism and backing democracy: The US is overlooking its strongest ally in West Africa

Analysis: As coups and jihadist violence destabilize the Sahel, Mauritania stands out as a rare beacon of stability; with strong counterterrorism reforms, a pro-Western stance and a bold commitment to press freedom, it may be the US’s last true ally in West Africa

Amine Ayoub | 05.03.25

Supporters of incumbent President Kais Saied take part in a demonstration

Tunisia’s silent rage: Are the streets waiting to erupt again?

Opinion: Once hailed as the Arab Spring’s success story, Tunisia now faces a new wave of discontent under an increasingly authoritarian regime

Amine Ayoub | 05.03.25

Cyberwar in the Sahara: How Morocco’s data breach exposes US vulnerabilities

Analysis: With US companies increasingly active in Morocco, the breach reveals critical gaps in cybersecurity that threaten American economic and strategic interests across the region

Amine Ayoub | 04.26.25

מרוקו סהרה המערבית אוהלים של פוליסריו בוערים

Why America must wake up to Iran’s terror proxy in North Africa

Opinion: Sahara has become a battlefield for global influence, with Iran sending drones to its allies across Africa and Russia, funding Wagner-style operations in the Sahel while the Polisario is becoming their puppet

Amine Ayoub | 04.19.25

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