On April 25, Dr. Matthew Schumacher spoke at the Congregation Beth Tefillah in Scottsdale, Arizona, during the event titled “The Day the Earth Trembled: October 7th and The Jihadist Threat.” The event brought together a variety of experts to discuss Middle East policy and the effects of the October 7th attacks.
Dr. Schumacher joined Dr. Emily Bashah on a panel named “Inside the Mind of Extremism: Psychological Underpinnings of Jihad,” where he delved into the complex psychological factors driving terrorism. This seminar provided a unique platform for attendees to gain deep insights into the intricate dynamics of jihadism and the broader geopolitical struggles in the Middle East.
The event was a rare opportunity to hear from leading experts about the challenges posed by Iran’s regional ambitions, the structure of the US-led World Order, and the radicalism of jihadism. Attendees left with a comprehensive understanding of the key issues and drivers of conflict in the region, equipping them with valuable perspectives on current events and their implications for global peace and security.
For more information, you can visit the event pages here.