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Yehudit Barsky is the director of the Division on Middle East and International Terrorism. In addition to her work at AJC, Barsky is an associate scholar at the Foreign Policy Research Institute's Middle East Council. She is the Executive Editor of Counterterrorism Watch.

Bluma Zuckerbrot-Finkelstein is a consultant and freelance writer on Israel, the Middle East, and international terrorism. She is a lecturer in Zionist history and the Arab-Israeli conflict at the University of Memphis. She is the editor of Counterterrorism Watch.