Daniel Pipes

Historian and author focused on Middle East

Daniel Pipes - Historian and author focused on Middle East
Born

September 9th, 1949
75 years ago

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

United States

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A historian and author, contributed significantly to the study of the Middle East and Islam. Founded the Middle East Forum, an organization devoted to promoting American interests in the region. Authored several books that critically explored the impact of Islamic extremism on global politics, including 'Militant Islam Reaches America'. Offered commentary in various media outlets regarding terrorism and the relationship between Islam and Western civilization. Engaged in public debates and provided perspectives on U.S. foreign policy in relation to the Middle East.

Founded the Middle East Forum

Authored 'Militant Islam Reaches America'

Provided commentary on terrorism

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