Callum Wood
Al Qaeda Bows to the King of Radical Islam
Al Qaeda Bows to the King of Radical Islam
Once enemies, now partners—al Qaeda moves its operational headquarters to Iran.
By Brent Nagtegaal and Callum Wood
Rocket Attack Strikes U.S. Embassy
Rocket Attack Strikes U.S. Embassy
Suleimani’s legacy lives on in Iraq.
By Callum Wood • December 24, 2020
Iran and Al Qaeda: Friends or Foes?
Iran and Al Qaeda: Friends or Foes?
A recent assassination raises questions about Iranian links to al Qaeda.
By Callum Wood • December 8, 2020
What If Ethiopia Collapses?
What If Ethiopia Collapses?
Israelis should be concerned about events in this crucial East African nation.
By Callum Wood and Mihailo S. Zekic
Is Civil War Coming to Ethiopia?
Is Civil War Coming to Ethiopia?
Military intervention in a rebel region might bring Ethiopia to ‘state collapse.’
By Callum Wood and Mihailo S. Zekic • November 9, 2020
Iran’s Homemade Nukes
Iran’s Homemade Nukes
Israeli intelligence suggests Iran could start nuclear bomb assembly soon.
By Callum Wood • July 14, 2020
River of the Dammed
River of the Dammed
Is North Africa about to face a water war?
By Callum Wood • April 28, 2020
Iran Prepares for Hard-line Parliament
Iran Prepares for Hard-line Parliament
With elections looming, Iran’s radicals are leaving nothing to chance.
By Callum Wood • February 15, 2020
Iran Moves Back Towards the Bomb
Iran Moves Back Towards the Bomb
Iran’s long-forecast return to a fully-fledged nuclear weapons program
By Callum Wood • July 25, 2019
Britain Calls for Europe-Led Mission to Confront Iran
Britain Calls for Europe-Led Mission to Confront Iran
A storm of biblical proportions is brewing in the Persian Gulf.
By Callum Wood • July 24, 2019
The Legacy of Egypt’s Last Pharaoh
The Legacy of Egypt’s Last Pharaoh
Has the radical Egyptian dream died with the dictator?
By Callum Wood • June 25, 2019
German Intel: Iran Still Pursuing WMDs
German Intel: Iran Still Pursuing WMDs
How long before someone reacts to proof of Iran’s betrayals?
By Callum Wood • June 8, 2019
Why You Don’t Want an Iranian Nuclear Referendum
Why You Don’t Want an Iranian Nuclear Referendum
A look back at the destructive referendums of Iran’s past.
By Callum Wood • June 6, 2019
End of the Islamic State, End of Terror?
End of the Islamic State, End of Terror?
Does the fall of the Islamic State signal the tide turning against extremism?
By Callum Wood • March 19, 2019
IAEA Ignores Iran’s Nuclear Past
IAEA Ignores Iran’s Nuclear Past
The mindset of a short-sighted nuclear watchdog
By Callum Wood • March 16, 2019
Jordan to Reclaim Israeli-Run Farms
Jordan to Reclaim Israeli-Run Farms
A dramatic change in the Israeli-Jordanian relationship is coming.
By Callum Wood • October 31, 2018
China Gains Control of Israeli Ports
China Gains Control of Israeli Ports
Is Israel helping forge the sabre of its own demise?
By Callum Wood • October 17, 2018
Battleground Morocco
Battleground Morocco
The new front lines in the battle to contain Iranian-led radical Islam
By Callum Wood • September 30, 2018
Iraq’s Iranian Killer Kingmaker
Iraq’s Iranian Killer Kingmaker
Meet Qais al-Khazali.
By Callum Wood • September 13, 2018
Bab el-Mandeb: The Gate of Tears
Bab el-Mandeb: The Gate of Tears
A focal point of money, oil and power.
By Callum Wood • September 7, 2018
Ethiopia-Eritrea Accord: Iran’s Opportunity?
Ethiopia-Eritrea Accord: Iran’s Opportunity?
Will Iran exploit improving ties between these former enemies to sabotage global trade?
By Anthony Chibarirwe and Callum Wood • August 6, 2018
UN: Iran Continues to Arm Houthi Rebels
UN: Iran Continues to Arm Houthi Rebels
It is no coincidence that Iran’s fingerprints are all over Yemeni terrorist missiles.
By Callum Wood • August 4, 2018
Iran and Pakistan Plan Defense Cooperation
Iran and Pakistan Plan Defense Cooperation
A relationship built on the ruins of another
By Callum Wood • July 25, 2018
The Return of Ethiopia’s Navy
The Return of Ethiopia’s Navy
Cooperation with Eritrea set to resurrect Ethiopian sea power
By Callum Wood • July 11, 2018
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