Amine Ayoub
ARTICLES BY: Amine Ayoub
The UN Is Obsolete; Israel’s Defense of Itself Just Proved It’s a Good Thing
For decades, the UN has been a forum for anti-Israel bias and symbolic gestures. This week’s General Assembly drama -- mass recognition of a Palestinian...
Carrying Charlie Kirk’s Torch: Why the West Must Not Retreat
Charlie Kirk’s sudden death leaves more than grief; it leaves a void in a moment of profound civilizational danger. He was not just a political...
The Middle East Conflict Needs a New Paradigm — Not More of the Same
The headlines are a familiar dirge: civilian casualties, political stalemate, a peace process dead on arrival. We read them, we wring our hands, and then...
The Audacity of Hypocrisy: Why Saudi Arabia’s Anti-Israel Condemnations Ring Hollow
In a recent statement, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia condemned Israel with some of the strongest language it could muster. The Kingdom declared Israel guilty of...
The Sacred and the Subverted: Resisting the Weaponization of Faith Against Israel’s Right to Exist
In a world that is increasingly polarized, few tactics are as dangerous as the deliberate perversion of sacred texts to undermine legitimate national existence and...
Beyond Borders: Why American Security Depends on Hamas’ Demise
The October 7 Hamas attack on Israel was a global wake-up call, directly threatening American national security. This calculated act of international terrorism, claiming nearly...
France’s Double Battle: Facing Islamist Threats at Home, Undermining Allies Abroad
France’s recent crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood marks a long-overdue defense of Western liberalism. A leaked intelligence report exposing the Brotherhood’s covert penetration of French...
The Islamist Crescent: A New Syrian Danger
The dramatic fall of the Assad regime in Syria has undeniably reshaped the Middle East, yet the emerging power dynamics, particularly the alignment between Saudi...
Left Off the Itinerary, Reinforced for Battle: How Trump’s Gulf Gambit Secretly Fortified Israel
President Donald Trump’s four-day Middle East tour, which included stops in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates -- but conspicuously omitted Israel --...
Trump Should Be Wary of the Mirage in Doha
As President Donald Trump prepares for his upcoming visit to Doha -- the first by a sitting US president in more than two decades --...
Why the Houthis Think They Can Beat the US — And Why They’re Wrong
The Houthi rebels have spent years crafting an image of themselves as a hardened, battle-tested force capable of standing up to the most powerful militaries...
Why Is Qatar Getting Away with Undermining US Interests?
While much of the American foreign policy conversation is consumed by China, Russia, and Iran, a far more insidious actor has been hiding in plain...
Why Qatar Was Left Out of the DETERRENT Act — and Why That’s a Mistake
The US House of Representatives recently passed the DETERRENT Act, aiming to increase transparency about foreign funding in American universities. While the bill targets foreign financial...
America Must Stand Up to Iran’s Nuclear Threat — Before It’s Too Late
The specter of a nuclear-armed Iran looms larger than ever, with Tehran aggressively advancing its uranium enrichment program and openly defying international pressure. Despite previous diplomatic...
