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Expert Profile: Don Radlauer

Expertise:  I`m originally from the United States, and now make my home in Israel - after living for some years in Hong Kong and England. In addition to handling general questions about Israeli life and history, I can field questions relating to strategic aspects of terrorism and counter-terrorism, as well as some tactical aspects. As an Associate of the Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT) at the Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya, I can draw on ICT`s accumulated expertise in this area. As the Lead Researcher for ICT`s "al-Aqsa Intifada" Database Project (and author of "An Engineered Tragedy", ICT`s report on the findings of this project), I have become the world`s leading expert (indeed, as far as I know, the world`s only expert) on the demographics of the victims of the phase of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that began in September 2000. Going beyond terrorism per se, I can answer questions regarding pretty much all aspects of the Israeli-Arab conflict.

Experience in the area
For over five years, I have been associated with the Institute for Counter-Terrorism at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya, Israel. My own role there is, to a degree, that of "expert in everything else" - that is, I'm less of a security expert than many of the other researchers there, but I have a broader background in other areas, including banking and finance, general scientific subjects, and so on. I also can draw upon the knowledge of other ICT staff.

Publications
ICT website, http://www.ict.org.il
My blog, "On the Contrary: Don's Mideast Musings" is at http://radlauer.blogspot.com .

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Excellent overview of groups in Sudan! Really helped!
(Blake on 10/12/08)
Thank you Don for all your help. I hope that this program we are planning will be successful. Rabbi Lowy
(Yehudah on 07/06/08)
thanks for the quick response the answer was grate
(eran on 06/01/07)
Thanks for getting back to me and giving me an insightful response to my question (is torturing 'suspected' prisoners justified?). I liked the badg
(Frab on 10/07/06)
It was incredible fast and from what I can tell the facks seem to be strait. I had never used this service before but I love it. And anytime I ever
(Zach Shearer on 04/21/06)
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Recent Answers from Don Radlauer
2008-10-12  Terrorist group in Sudan Dear Blake - I don't closely follow Sudanese terror organizations, so I can't say much from my own knowledge. I just checked with one of my colleagues at ICT, and she didn't have any very specific information...
2008-07-02  list of terror wounded Dear Yehuda - I'm a little out of my area of expertise here, as I'm much more of an expert on counting the dead than on supporting the living. (Kind of a sad thought, of course...) However, I was able...
2008-05-01  History of Terrorism Dear David - A proper answer to your question would take a book or three! I can only begin to brush the surface in this short format, but I'll throw out a thought or two. Whether terrorism has existed...
2007-10-03  Bias That's a very good question! The answer, I suppose, is "yes and no". It's certainly possible for someone to be neutral if s/he is uninvolved in the conflict, has no pre-existing point of view, and can...
2007-05-30  the use of force in interrogations Dear Eran - Your question is a very, very difficult one! The classic answer given by Israeli authorities is that torture (or whatever euphemism is currently in use) is to be applied only when necessary...
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