Steven Stalinsky, Executive Director of MEMRI

Steven Stalinsky has been Executive Director of MEMRI for over a decade. Mr. Stalinsky's expertise on the Middle East is sought after throughout Washington, D.C., where he has briefed staff of the White House, State Department, Homeland Security, Justice Department, Office of Director of National Intelligence, Government Accountability Office, and other institutions. Read more

Latest Reports

A Look At One Way ISIS Is Trying To Incite Attacks Inside The US
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 196 -
August 23, 2019
The Coming Storm – Terrorists Using Cryptocurrency
Special Announcements
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 800 -
August 21, 2019
Fears About New Facebook Cryptocurrency Are Overblown – While Main Threat Of Criminal Activity On Telegram App Is Being Criminally Ignored
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 192 -
July 16, 2019
National Commission Needed To Monitor And Combat Anti-Semitism
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 186 -
June 17, 2019
When Al-Qaeda’s American Adam Met The Taliban's American Johnny
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 183 -
May 23, 2019
What President Trump Needs To Do In The Fight Against Anti-Semitism – Create A New U.S. Office To Document And Combat It
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 181 -
March 19, 2019
Amazon Drive Is Hosting Terrorist Content – Here's What Jeff Bezos Should Do About It
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 178 -
February 25, 2019
Terrorists Discover The Convenience Of Amazon
Special Reports
By:
Steven Stalinsky, R. Sosnow, M. Khayat
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February 19, 2019
From The MEMRI Archives: Turkish President Erdoğan's Past Close Relations With Afghan Warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar – In Light Of Hekmatyar's Afghan Presidential Candidacy
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 176 -
January 25, 2019
The Cryptocurrency-Terrorism Connection Is Too Big To Ignore
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 174 -
January 03, 2019
Cloudflare, The U.S.-Based Leading Reverse-Proxy Service, Is Exploited By Every Major Jihadi Organization – Including ISIS, Al-Qaeda, Hamas, Taliban – Posing A Global Security Risk
Special Reports
By:
Steven Stalinsky, R. Sosnow
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December 21, 2018
Washington, DC – DMV (District of Columbia/Maryland/Virginia) As Jihadi Terrorist Targets
Inquiry & Analysis Series
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 1406 -
July 03, 2018
As Momentum Builds To Solve Problem Of Encrypted Terrorist Communications, A Possible Third Way Emerges
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 161 -
May 24, 2018
Western Governments Fail To Address Cyber Jihad And Terrorist Use Of Encryption – Which Has Moved From American To European Platforms
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 160 -
May 17, 2018
The Imminent Release Of Telegram's Cryptocurrency, ISIS's Encryption App Of Choice – An International Security Catastrophe In The Making
Inquiry & Analysis Series
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 1387 -
March 30, 2018
Terrorists Have Been Using Bitcoin For Four Years, So What's The Surprise?
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 155 -
March 26, 2018
Russia-Developed Texas-Based Encrypted Communication App Zello: Growing In Popularity Among Jihadis – And Growing In Usage In Terror Attacks; Zello CEO Declines MEMRI Advice, Leaves Jihadi Content On Platform
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 153 -
March 07, 2018
Time For President Trump To Convene A Bletchley Park-Type Setting To Tackle Cyber Jihad
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 149 -
February 22, 2018
A Millennial Bin Laden Prepares To Take Over Al-Qaeda – And Possibly The Global Jihad Movement
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 151 -
February 16, 2018
Why Is Amtrak Cutting Security At Holiday Season – When Terrorists Are Targeting Railways?
MEMRI Daily Brief
By:
Steven Stalinsky
- No. 143 -
December 12, 2017