Tag Archives: Herzliya Conference

Middle East scenarios (well, not really…)

Posted on January 31, 2012 by Martin Kramer

Martin Kramer asks three questions about the next three years in the Middle East. Your answers are your scenarios. Continue reading →

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Smear intifada

Posted on February 22, 2010 by Martin Kramer

Electronic Intifada, a death-to-Israel website run by Ali Abunimah (pictured right), says that in my Herzliya Conference speech, which I posted two weeks ago, I “called for ‘the West’ to take measures to curb the births of Palestinians, a proposal … Continue reading →

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Superfluous young men

Posted on February 7, 2010 by Martin Kramer

What contributes most to Islamic radicalism? Incitement? Lack of democracy? Occupation? Or just too many superfluous young men? Martin Kramer tries to answer, in six minutes. Continue reading →

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Memo from Gulfistan

Posted on January 23, 2008 by Martin Kramer

Martin Kramer made these remarks at the 8th Herzliya Conference on January 21. Lately it has been said that the Arabs are in a panic over the growing power of Iran. We are told that Arab rulers so fear the … Continue reading →

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Know Thy Enemy (or an Approximation Thereof)

Posted on January 23, 2007 by Martin Kramer

Martin Kramer shape-shifts into one of the West’s most radical adversaries, and explains that extremists have vision too. Continue reading →

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