by Stefano Piazza Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, Israel’s wanted number one, sent Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah a letter in recent days thanking and appreciating the support given by the pro-Iranian Lebanese organization since the beginning of the war against Israel. “The blessed procession of martyrs,” the missive reads, according to Israeli media, citing the pro-Hezbollah […]
by Stefano Piazza The Spanish Public Prosecutor’s Office report presented last Thursday at the opening of the judicial year contains a troubling conclusion about jihadism. The Prosecutor’s Office warns that the radicalization of this type of terrorism in Spain is increasingly affecting young people, a phenomenon that even the State Security Forces and the Army […]
by Giovanni Giacalone On September 3rd, 2024, the “Young Palestinians in Italy” association (Giovani Palestinesi) published a post on its Instagram account announcing a demonstration in Rome, on October 5th, 2024, to celebrate the October 7th massacre. The post says: “October 7, 2023 is the date of a revolution. After a year, the value of […]
by Scott Morgan The situation in the Sahel doesn’t appear to be showing any sign of stabliizing in the near future. Events that have occurred over recent weeks indicate that the stability of the region is not improving but deteriorating. Over the last few years we have seen Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso have […]
by Giovanni Giacalone The situation for Jews and Israelis in Italy is becoming increasingly worrying, to the point that surveillance has further been strengthened on targets considered sensitive. A situation that, however, seems to be the result of a lack of proper intervention on behalf of the Italian authorities, primarily of the Ministry of Interior […]
by John Rossomando Echoes of the Arab Spring surround the ouster of former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Washington supported Islamist parties and accused the sitting governments of suppressing the will of the people in both instances. As in the Arab Spring, many the leading organizations that opposed her rule were funded by the National […]
by Rustam Taghizade Israel and Hezbollah. The influence of political processes in the Middle East on the South Caucasus In excess of nine months after the conclusion of hostilities between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, the prospect of a second, potentially larger conflict with Hezbollah on the northern border has emerged as […]
by Giovanni Giacalone Not only the attacks on Jews, Israel, the United States, homosexuals, King Hussein of Jordan, MPs and unaligned Italian journalists, but also against a former Muslim Italian/Egyptian intellectual and MEP who converted to Christianity and who is under police protection. Why are the Italian authorities procrastinating a much-needed intervention? Khan’s events timeline […]
by Giovanni Giacalone In December of 2021, an article that included documents, published by the Italian online newspaper “Il Riformista“, revealed new and dreadful information on the attack against the Great Synagogue of Rome on October 9th, 1982. The attack, perpetrated with automatic firearms and hand grenades by a Palestinian terrorist cell belonging to the […]
by João Emanuel Lemos Esteves The rampant anti-semitism in Portuguese society is growing stronger by the day – this trend has been especially significant since socialist-communist António Costa took over the Portuguese government in a broad coalition with far-left parties (namely, the Portuguese communist party). But António Costa is not only a socialist-communist politician – […]