Dr. Walid Phares

Dr. Walid Phares, Walidphares.com, is the author of the "The Coming Revolution: Struggle for Freedom in the Middle East," and “The War of Ideas: Jihadism against Democracy,” He is a Professor of Global Strategies and the Co-Secretary General of the Transatlantic Legislative Group on Counter Terrorism.

Most Recent Articles by Dr. Walid Phares:

The People of Nouwn

The greater dome strategy includes missiles, anti-aircraft systems, geopolitical space and terrorism

The Lost Spring March 5, 2014
US Policy in the Middle East and Catastrophes to Avoid

History has already taught the world, at a very high price, the consequences of dealing with devils

A Miracle on the Nile… January 18, 2014
The latest stage in Egypt’s march towards the real Spring was the first fully democratic referendum in the modern history of the Arab world

A real interim choice for Syria September 13, 2013
Syrians yearn for freedom. Americans yearn for effective foreign policy. Let’s start building toward that end

It will be long and hard, but the Egyptian Spring is now, finally, in progress

Assad regime: Iran and Hezbollah on the one hand and the Salafist Jihadist militias fighting the prior on the other hand

If Washington espouses the agenda of Islamists, it becomes part of the industry of Islamophobia -- create fear about religious persecution in order to support the political agenda of authoritarian Islamist factions

The AP move, according to observers, "is part of a wider push to remove the capacity to identify the Jihadi threat from the public narrative."

Obama remained abstract on Egypt, Syria, maintained the status quo with Iran's regime and committed to a disengagement from the battlefield with the Taliban while admitting that al Qaeda has grown stronger in the world

Four years later, the political landscape has changed dramatically among Arab and Mideast groups.

The Obama policies in the Middle East led to the rise of radicals and weakening of civil societies

The Coming Revolution: Struggle for Freedom in the Middle East

Unfortunate that Western and particularly leading US Middle Eastern studies have been catering to the authoritarian regimes, and once the regimes are collapsing, shifting to a copy cat with the forthcoming Islamist Governments

The Iranian regime is seeking the stalemate of mutually assured destruction.

Iranian regime attempt a terror strike on American soil,

Egyptian Army forces shot dead more than thirty Christian Copts

International Jihadi terror

Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Al Qaida, Arab Spring, Homeland Security

Libya's Citizens, After Years of Oppression, Torture, and Folly From Qaddafi, Will Enjoy Wider Freedoms and Pluralism. They Will Also Have a Window of Opportunity to Develop a Democracy

Global caliphate, Global jihad

Plan will be dominated by taqiyya, jihad, and Shariah

The Coming Revolution: Struggle for Freedom in the Middle East

A “Marshall Plan” for the Arab world should come after the defeat of that region’s version of fascism, not before

Osama Bin Laden

Mr. Assad simply replaced an outmoded tool, the state of emergency, with a cutting-edge narrative referred to as "counter terrorism law."

Why has the West been silent so long and why is it so late in taking action against this dictator?

Hezbollah is attempting to seize Lebanon's Governmental decision making process by removing Prime Minister Hariri and forcing the President of Lebanon to appoint a pro-Syrian, pro Hezbollah politician

The United States, France, and their allies cannot allow Hezbollah to deny justice to the Lebanese people