Tag: Muslim Brotherhood

Digital screen showing an Israeli flag with a red "X" through it and ISNAD branding for cyber warfare.

ISNAD’s Shift From Wartime Propaganda to Long-Term Social Warfare

The ISNAD network has shifted from wartime agitation to long‑term influence operations, using fake Hebrew accounts to erode Israeli social cohesion. Its new “sociological warfare” strategy promotes polarization, distrust, and emigration. With tighter organization and ideological volunteers, ISNAD offers a replicable model of civilian‑style interference that democracies are still struggling to counter.

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman walking together during an official ceremony.

Turkey’s Sunni Coalition Push Reshapes Middle East Power

Turkey is building a new Sunni‑majority alignment through rapid diplomacy with Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Jordan. Arms deals, industrial cooperation, and coordinated statements on Gaza signal Ankara’s expanding influence. But rival ambitions, Gulf hedging, and Israel’s resistance to Turkish involvement in Gaza could limit how far this emerging coalition can solidify.

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Busy city square in Amsterdam with historic buildings, crowded with locals and tourists, and street performers

The Silent Transformation: Demographic Shifts and the Crisis of Western Identity

Western democracies are experiencing a significant sociopolitical transformation due to demographic changes and new ideological alliances. Eliyahu Haddad’s analysis highlights that mass migration, declining birth rates, and “ideological paralysis” contribute to a “civilizational replacement,” which is now influencing electoral dynamics in Europe and North America and impacting social cohesion, domestic security, and transatlantic relations with Israel.

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