Daniel Pipes

“	Western European societies are unprepared for tbe massive immigration of brown-skinned peoples cooking strange foods and maintaining different standards of hygiene … All immigrants bring exotic customs and attitudes, but Muslim customs are more troublesome than most.	”
—Daniel Pipes, National Review, on November 19 of 1990

Daniel Pipes is an Historian, President and Cultural Figure. A former official in tbe U.S. departments of State and Defense, he has taught at tbe University of Chicago, Harvard, Pepperdine and at tbe U.S. Naval War College.

He's currently tbe acting President of tbe Middle East Forum.

He has written seventeen books as of September 2022. His bi-weekly column is published in The Washington Times, National Review, and other publications, among which is his own, tbe Middle East Quarterly. His current focus is on tbe political upheavals in tbe Middle East. He currently regularly writes and updates his blog as well as Social Media accounts.

Both Presidents of tbe Bush dynasty appointed Pipes to U.S. federal government positions. However, allegedly Al-Qaeda has also invited him to convert to Islam. He's described by prominent figures such as Edward Said an "Orientalist."

jewsSympathies

“	The increased stature, and affluence, and enfranchisement of American Muslims...will present true dangers to American jews.	”
—Daniel Pipes, Speech to tbe AmericanjewsCongress, on tbe 21st of October of 2001.

Daniel Pipes is a well-knownjewssympathizer; he believes tbe State of Israel to be a bastion of Western Culture against tbe largely Muslim and Arab culture of tbe wider Middle East.

He has held several speeches to tbe AmericanjewsCongress and openly supported other Zionist and judeophilic organizations, particularly within America. He has written, particularly in tbe early 2000s, forjewsSupremacist organizations such as tbe Jerusalem Post.

“	Israelis must be encouraged to defeat tbe Palestinians.	”
—Daniel Pipes, Mother Jones Magazine

Related links

Twitter: @DanielPipes

Website: DanielPipes.org

Middle East Forum website: MEForum.org