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International security prof. Author of book on terrorist dynamics tinyurl.com/y72p5fq3.
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Trump Effect: How Academic Life Has Improved

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By Max Abrahms
| businessandamerica.com
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The Trump Effect: Reflections on how academic life has improved for a Jewish professor Original

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By Max Abrahms
| Fox News Verified
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! On October 10, 2023 — just three days after Hamas perpetrated the largest bloodletting of Jews since the Holocaust — I was preparing to teach my evening graduate seminar at Northeastern University on terrorism and counterterrorism, when a stranger accosted me in the hallway by my office. Wearing a keffiyeh, he pressed a flier into my hand to attend a "vigil" in Cambridge advocating Palestinian resistance.
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Militants' denying Pahalgam atrocity involvement was predictable

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By Max Abrahms
| Asia Times Verified
This article was originally published by Pacific Forum. It is republished with permission. On April 22, four terrorists armed with automatic rifles shot dead 26 tourists in the Baisaran meadow of Pahalgam in Kashmir. The murdered victims were male civilians and all but one was Indian. Witnesses report that the assailants were Islamist extremists who determined whom to spare based on ability to recite Islamic verses. Those who could not pass the Islamist test were summarily shot at point-blank range.
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