bin Laden – Mark Silverberg

Obama and the Muslim Brotherhood

June 10, 2011March 13, 2014 Mark Silverberg 0 Comments bin Laden, Islam, Middle East, Muslim, Muslim Brotherhood, President Obama, sharia, Wall Street Journal

President Barack Obama appears to be preparing a new outreach effort that will ask the Muslim world to reject Islamic

Foreign Policy Perceptions on War and Defeat

Power and the Perception of Weakness

December 4, 2010March 13, 2014 Mark Silverberg 0 Comments Appeasement, Arab, bin Laden, Iran, Middle East, Mulsim, War on Terror, Western World

Nowhere is power (or the lack thereof) more clearly understood than in Middle Eastern culture. Coming from a Western perspective,

Foreign Policy September 11, 2001

Pakistan’s Dilemma

December 10, 2008March 13, 2014 Mark Silverberg 0 Comments 9/11, al Qaeda, Barak, bin Laden, Musharraf, Obama, Pakistan, September 11, War on Terror

Pakistan may well be the single largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world, possibly even greater than Iran, yet

Islamic Terrorism Perceptions on War and Defeat United States

A House Divided

August 7, 2007March 13, 2014 Mark Silverberg 0 Comments al Qaeda, bin Laden, dirty bombs, Iran, Iraq, Osama

America is once again a House divided. This time, it is between two schools of thought. The first argues that

Middle East Peace Plans September 11, 2001

The End of Idealism

November 1, 2006March 13, 2014 Mark Silverberg 0 Comments 2001, 9/11, American, bin Laden, Osama, September 11, Terror, War, War on Terror

U.S. foreign policy in the Arab Middle East is now shifting from actively promoting democratic change to the previous policy