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Articles by Leonel Caraciki
Fergie Chambers Tried to Help Iran’s Terror Efforts, the U.S. Claims Original
In late 2023, Fergie Chambers, the radical American political activist with a $250 million inheritance and a vow to invest in revolutionary and anti-imperialist causes, fled the United States. He knew he was under FBI surveillance, he has said. And four young comrades in Palestine Action US, an anti-Israel group co-founded by Chambers shortly after Hamas’s terrorist attack on southern Israel, had just been arrested for allegedly attacking two U.S. offices of Israel’s largest defense company.
Digital Hawala: Hezbollah’s Evolving Financial Infrastructure in the Tri-Border Area
Hezbollah’s presence in the Tri-Border Area is usually studied through the lens of recruitment, operational cells, and diaspora support. Our argument takes a different approach: it follows the money. Examining cases from the Barakat network to Operation Hawala, we trace how Hezbollah-linked actors have operated within a financial environment where formal and informal economies increasingly intersect.
Mounting Signs of Active Hamas Terror Cells in Europe
Under military pressure in the Gaza Strip and West Bank, Hamas appears to be looking towards Europe to widen its war against Israel, writes the Program on Extremism’s Leonel Caraciki. Several international news outlets recently reported that German authorities disclosed a failed Hamas plan to execute coordinated terrorist attacks in Europe.
Leonel Caraciki, at The Blogs
Dr. Leonel Caraciki is a historian specializing in the intersection of contemporary history, Jewish history, and international relations. He is a Research Fellow at the Program on Extremism at George Washington University. His doctoral research examined the geopolitical and intellectual fallout of United Nations General Assembly Resolution 3379 that condemned Zionism as Racism, specifically analyzing the organized political and intellectual responses within United States Jewish communities.
Should Brazil Turn Right, What’s In It for Israel?
With the election of Abelardo de la Espriella in Colombia and Keiko Fujimori in Peru, Latin America is once again shifting from left to right. The pink tide of the early 2000s saw the rise of left and center-left governments, enjoying years of economic growth that allowed some countries, such as Brazil, to bolster their social welfare and punch above their weight in international affairs.
Should Brazil Turn Right, What’s In It for Israel?
With the election of Abelardo de la Espriella in Colombia and Keiko Fujimori in Peru, Latin America is once again shifting from left to right. The pink tide of the early 2000s saw the rise of left and center-left governments, enjoying years of economic growth that allowed some countries, such as Brazil, to bolster their social welfare and punch above their weight in international affairs.
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