Contributors

Ehud Rosen is an expert on modern political Islam, focusing on the ideology and history of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Middle East and Europe. He is a senior researcher at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs and teaches at Bar-Ilan University. Among his relevant publications are "The Muslim Brotherhood's concept of education", Current Trends of Islamist Ideology (vol. 7, November 2008), and "Reading the runes? The United States and the Muslim Brotherhood as seen through the Wikileaks cables" (co-authored with Dr. Martyn Frampton), The Historical Journal, Cambridge (forthcoming 2013).

Ehud Rosen is an expert on modern political Islam, focusing on the ideology and history of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Middle East and Europe. He is a senior researcher at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs and teaches at Bar-Ilan University. Among his relevant publications are "The Muslim Brotherhood's concept of education", Current Trends of Islamist Ideology (vol. 7, November 2008), and "Reading the runes? The United States and the Muslim Brotherhood as seen through the Wikileaks cables" (co-authored with Dr. Martyn Frampton), The Historical Journal, Cambridge (forthcoming 2013).

Ehud Rosen is an expert on modern political Islam, focusing on the ideology and history of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Middle East and Europe. He is a senior researcher at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs and teaches at Bar-Ilan University. Among his relevant publications are "The Muslim Brotherhood's concept of education", Current Trends of Islamist Ideology (vol. 7, November 2008), and "Reading the runes? The United States and the Muslim Brotherhood as seen through the Wikileaks cables" (co-authored with Dr. Martyn Frampton), The Historical Journal, Cambridge (forthcoming 2013).

Ehud Rosen is an expert on modern political Islam, focusing on the ideology and history of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Middle East and Europe. He is a senior researcher at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs and teaches at Bar-Ilan University. Among his relevant publications are "The Muslim Brotherhood's concept of education", Current Trends of Islamist Ideology (vol. 7, November 2008), and "Reading the runes? The United States and the Muslim Brotherhood as seen through the Wikileaks cables" (co-authored with Dr. Martyn Frampton), The Historical Journal, Cambridge (forthcoming 2013).

Yair Minzili is a senior research fellow at the Institute for Policy and Strategy. He is a veteran expert on Islamic radicalism and has specialized and published on the Islamic movement in Jordan and the strategies of the Jihadi-salafi movements.

Dr. Bar is Director of Studies at the Institute of Policy and Strategy, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, Israel. He retired from the Israeli civil service in 2003 after 30 years as an intelligence analyst, during which he specialized in Jordanian, Palestinian, Iranian and Syrian affairs, and ideological and operational aspects of the Jihadi-Salafi movement and served in various senior positions in Israel and abroad. Dr. Bar holds a Ph.D. in History of the Middle East from Tel-Aviv University (1989), M.A. (Magna cum Laude) in History of the Middle East from Tel-Aviv University (1984) and a B.A from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1974, in Jewish and Middle Eastern History. He has published numerous books and papers on Middle Eastern affairs, terrorism and radical Islam.