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http://www.emetonline.org/ The Endowment for Middle East Truth Cal Thomas is the widest single syndicated columnist in the U.S. whose columns reach millions of readers a day. Cal is known for being a strong advocate of Israel and has continuously demonstrated a healthy degree of skepticism towards the Oslo process and of the intentions of Israel's current negotiating partners and enemies. He is a frequent guest on radio and television talk shows, always defending the existence of Israel to its many detractors.

http://www.emetonline.org/ The Endowment for Middle East Truth Wafa Sultan is a Syrian born psychiatrist, who emigrated to the United States in 1989. Since September 11, 2001, Dr. Sultan has gained notoriety by her open, frank and courageous articles in Arabic, and television appearances on Al Jazeera and on CNN. The New York Times estimated that her controversial Al Jazeera appearances have spread throughout the world through emails and weblogs and has received at least one million hits.

http://www.emetonline.org/ The Endowment for Middle East Truth Ms. Baran is a renowned scholar of Islam and the Arab world, and is the Director of the Center for Eurasia Policy at the Hudson Institute Born in Turkey and educated at Stanford University, Ms. Baran, a practicing Muslim, has published many articles and has spoken frequently and throughout the globe about the problems within the way mush of Islam is currently practiced. She is trying to create a reformation within Islam. Her most recent articles have documented the lengthy reaches of the Muslim Brotherhood within the United States. When she speaks before Muslim audiences, Zeyno is often accused of being a "Zionist" or a "Secret Jew".

http://www.emetonline.org/ The Endowment For Middle East Truth Farid Ghadry was born in Aleppo, Syria and is the elected leader of the Reform Party of Syria. Farid has dedicated his entire life to reforms in the Arab world. Farid's intimate knowledge of the people and politics of the region have been gained through firsthand experience. At the age of 17, Farid was arrested by the Syrian intelligence outside Damascus for civil disobedience. To this day, Farid is still pursued by Syrian intelligence, from this 1971 incident. At the age of 24, Farid was beaten with a cane by the Saudi religious police because he refused to pray in a mosque in Riyadh. Farid has testifies before the US Congress on extremism and freedom, and spoken at Harvard University, Johns Hopkins University, (SAIS), among others, and before the European Parliament, and was the first Syrian to ever be invited to speak before the Israeli Knesset.