Gulf Widens
As War Powers Deadline approaches, Gap between Peace and Jihad Could Expand
The Persian Gulf is as consequential as its Hormuz Strait is narrow. The Gulf between participants in hostilities there, however, is definitely widening. David Rubin, founder of Shiloh Israel Children's Fund and a survivor of a terrorist attack in Israel, is available for interviews to discuss the rapidly escalating tensions surrounding Iran, President Donald Trump, and the increasingly dangerous role being played by Qatar and other Islamist-aligned nations in the Middle East.
- Qatar accused of financing Hamas and Western Islamist activism.
- Rubin questions ignored role of radical Islamic ideology.
- Trump approaches key military action deadline on Iran.
- Abraham Accords divide moderate and Islamist-aligned Gulf nations.
- UAE-Israel peace contrasts growing regional Islamist alliances.
As a former Mayor of Shiloh, Rubin is also very knowledgeable about the geopolitics of the region. As Trump signals a harder line against Iran and weighs military options amid the regime’s continued aggression and proxy warfare, Rubin argues that one critical factor continues to be ignored by policymakers and media alike: the role of radical Islam and the Muslim Brotherhood network driving instability throughout the region.
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