Please join MEF for our webinar offerings this week (1/11-1/15)
The Middle East Forum presents this week's webinars. Please note: There will be no event on Jan. 11.
Israel Insider with Ashley Perry
The run-up to Israeli elections finds new parties being founded and old ones splitting up. What does this mean in the larger picture? If no combination reaches a majority of parliamentary seats, what does this mean for the country?
Wednesday, January 13, 2021 3:00-3:30p.m. EST Online:
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You can also reply to Stacey Roman at Stacey@meforum.org or by phone at 215-546-5406 ext. 113
Visiting the Implications if Muhammed Never Existed with Robert Spencer
Conventional history holds that Muhammed was born in Mecca, received visitation from the Angel Gabriel at age forty, and died in 632 Medina. But what if Muhammed never existed? That’s the question Robert Spencer asks and answers in his MEF-commissioned book, Did Muhammed Exist?, building on evidence that a committee in Iraq wrote the Koran. What does this imply for Islamic faith and practice?
Friday, January 15, 2021 1:00-1:15p.m. EST Online:
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You can also reply to Stacey Roman at Stacey@meforum.org or by phone at 215-546-5406 ext. 113
Robert Spencer is the director of JihadWatch.org and a Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center. He has written 21 books, including several best sellers. He holds an M.A. in religious studies from the University of North Carolina.
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The Middle East Forum, an activist think tank, deals with the Middle East, Islamism, U.S. foreign policy, and related topics, urging bold measures to protect Americans and their allies. Pursuing its goals via intellectual, operational, and philanthropic means, the Forum recurrently has policy ideas adopted by the U.S. government.
