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Catherine Perez-Shakdam

Catherine Perez-Shakdam, Special Contributor to Blitz is a research fellow at the American Centre for Levant Studies. Her background includes consultancy work for the United Nations Security Council, where she has played a crucial role in shaping policy decisions by providing insights into Yemen’s War Economy, uncovering an intricate web of corruption, trafficking, and money laundering. Catherine has also established herself as a respected voice in the media and has been a frequent contributor for the i24, Al Jazeera, the BBC, The Jerusalem Post, Politico, the Daily Express, and the Daily Mail. Having previously served as a Research Fellow at the Henry Jackson Society, Catherine has authored compelling policy recommendations and research papers to address the increasing influence of the Islamic Republic of Iran, exposing its activities and providing a deeper understanding of its operations. In 2021, Catherine gained international attention when news broke of her remarkable decade-long infiltration of the Iranian regime, during which she was able to gain access to the highest echelons of the regime’s inner circles. Unsurprisingly, she was promptly labeled an ‘enemy of the state’ by the regime. Undeterred, Catherine has courageously utilized her extensive knowledge and expertise to denounce the activities of the Islamic Republic, helping to unveil a system that had long operated under a shroud of secrecy. Her revelations have provided a unique perspective on Iran’s actions, challenging its narrative and exposing the true nature of its operations.

Hamas and Iran’s involvement in human and sex trafficking networks

Amidst the political machinations emanating from Tehran, there is a particularly insidious calculation—a hidden ledger that goes beyond mere power dynamics and ideological warfare....

A global call to eradicate the ideologies of terror

To survey the landscape of malevolence that groups like ISIS and Hamas occupy is to confront an uncomfortable but unmistakable reality: the ideological underpinnings...

The ideology of jihad: The covert war within Western capitals

In a grotesque distortion of the original notion of Jihad — which at its core is a profound inner quest for moral excellence —...

The moral incongruity of Hamas’ narco-terrorism: The web we ignore at our peril

In the sprawling labyrinth of geopolitical tension and ideological struggle that characterizes the Middle East, there's a question that has become increasingly difficult to...

The charade of piety: Unmasking Hamas’ perversion of Islamic theology

In the arena of contemporary polemics and religious manipulation, Hamas takes the podium with an audacity that would almost be admirable if it weren't...

Hamas may wield the ‘Palestinian cause’ for a sinister agenda

In the wake of a pro-Palestinian rally thronging London's Oxford Street over the weekend, a black flag frequently linked with jihadist factions was audaciously...

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Canada Free Press, Justin Trudeau’s filthy attempts cannot silence

While Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, xeroxing his globalist ally Joe Biden has been continuously lecturing the world about democracy, rule of law, human rights, freedom of expression and press freedom, in his own country he is running a vile mission of silencing his political opponents such...

Financing Ukraine with frozen Russian assets threatens the Euro’s reputation

Vice-President of the European Central Bank (ECB) Luis de Guindos has warned that frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine by Europe could dent the Euro’s reputation as a safe currency, even though many in the European Union continue to advocate for this action. Guindos is evidently afraid...

Russian military is attempting to repeat the strategic success at Artyomovsk

Ever since the failure of the Kiev regime's much-touted counteroffensive, one that was supposed to "turn the tables" and "drive Russian forces behind the Urals", the mainstream propaganda machine has been fighting tooth and nail to justify the failure, while some have engaged in straight up denial...

Tarique Rahman generates a crescendo of discontent within BNP

Bangladesh's political landscape is currently witnessing unprecedented shifts, with the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) finding itself at the epicenter of a profound and tumultuous storm. The decision to abstain from the 12th national elections, spearheaded by the party's controversial leader Tariq Rahman, has not only ignited sparks...

BJP’s revival of the CAA issue in West Bengal is a multifaceted phenomenon

In a recent declaration at a public meeting in Kolkata, Union Home Minister Amit Shah reaffirmed the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) commitment to implementing the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) across the country. This revival of the CAA issue, after taking a backseat for several years, has sparked...

Assessing the viability of the CCP’s development model in the Indo-Pacific region

In a rapidly changing world marked by intense great power competition, the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) development model has become a focal point of global attention. The question at hand is whether the model that has propelled China's remarkable economic growth and global influence can be applied...

Myanmar’s political landscape is undergoing a seismic shift

Myanmar's political landscape is undergoing a seismic shift marked by the relentless anti-regime Operation 1027 led by the Brotherhood Alliance. This coalition, consisting of the Arakan Army (AA), Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), and Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), initiated a coordinated effort on October 27...

Sheikh Hasina ensures regional security by combating terrorism

Eight years before Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina formed government in 2009 through a landslide victory, Bangladesh was known to the international world as “cocoon of terror” while counterterrorism experts were seeing the ruling ultra-Islamist coalition government of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) extending state-patronization...

The rise of the silent pink wave in Indian elections

In the intricate tapestry of Indian politics, a transformative phenomenon is silently reshaping electoral landscapes — the emergence of the silent pink wave. Contrary to the traditional parameters of caste and religion that have long dictated voting preferences, an increasingly influential demographic, the women voters, is making...

Condemned war criminal celebrates anticipated release

Sitting inside the condemned cell of Kashimpur Central Jail (Part-1) in Bangladesh, a death row inmate and a convicted war criminal named Mobarak Hossain, son of Shahadat Hossain, Condemned prisoner number 7573/A, is in jubilant mood, who reportedly is distributing sweets and biryani amongst the fellow prisoners...

Qatar is Hamas and Hamas is Qatar

Qatar is Hamas and Hamas is Qatar. Every missile, every one of the 30,000-40,000 Hamas terrorists, every drone, every motorcycle, every weapon and bullet and all the munitions, and the Gaza underground with its “metro” of, according to Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, over 500 kilometers of tunnels,...

Expatriate Bangladeshi’s impact on the 12th Parliamentary Elections

The 12th parliamentary elections in Bangladesh unfolded against the backdrop of a unique and evolving dynamic—the active participation and influence of expatriate Bangladeshis. Beyond geographical boundaries, the Bangladeshi diaspora, dispersed globally, played a pivotal role in shaping the political narrative in their homeland. The 21st century has witnessed...