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The Gatestone Institute is a New York-based, conservative, non-partisan think tank focused on international policy, national security, and human rights. It was founded by Nina Rosenwald and is funded by Scaife interests. The institute publishes articles on international security, human rights, and threats from radical Islam, and is known for content critical of Islamic extremism and supportive of Israel, including material characterized as anti-Muslim, as well as critiques of other global threats.
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Recent Events
Compensated: Gatestone Institute → Joe Kaufman
Joe Kaufman is a compensated columnist and contributor for the Gatestone Institute, an independent think tank that aligns closely with his ideological and operational goals, particularly his focus on national security and countering radical Islam. He authors articles, columns, and reports for the institute, primarily addressing topics related to Islamic extremism, terrorism, geopolitical threats, counter-terrorism, and conservative policy. Gatestone Institute has been described as a platform for counter-jihad writers, including Kaufman, whose role as a columnist places him within its organizational network.
1/1/2015
Foreign funded: Gatestone Institute → Joe Kaufman
Joe Kaufman has been compensated as a columnist/writer for Gatestone Institute, which has received funding from foreign sources, including European donors with ties to far-right movements. Gatestone's funding structure has raised concerns about foreign influence in its operations, publications, and in U.S. discourse.
1/1/2010