Senior Writer, National Security & Foreign Policy
Adam Kredo is a Senior Writer at the Washington Free Beacon, specializing in national security and foreign policy matters. With a focus on conflict, geopolitics, and global security, his reporting spans various themes including energy policy and international affairs. Kredo's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Wall Street Journal, the Weekly Standard, and the Jerusalem Post.
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Adam Kredo's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations within the United States, with themes covering government & politics and world affairs. His articles often center around US foreign policy, especially as it pertains to Israel, Hamas, the Biden Administration, the United Nations, and terrorism.
Given his focus on political developments related to international relations and counterterrorism efforts in particular regions like Israel and Gaza, experts with a deep understanding of US foreign policy towards these areas would likely be valuable sources for him. Additionally, individuals who can provide insight into legal or regulatory aspects of counterterrorism measures may also find their expertise relevant to his reporting.
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By: Adam Kredo
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) still includes at least 120 names linked to Hamas and other terror factions on its widely cited list of "journalists" killed in Gaza, according to an independent audit of the organization's database obtained exclusively by the Washington Free Beacon . That's well over half the names on the 209-person list maintained by the embattled, New York-based group.
By: Adam Kredo
Palestinian Authority-run schools in the West Bank are glorifying Hamas's Oct. 7 terror spree, using the Israeli death toll to teach third graders math lessons and hosting school-wide assemblies where children publicly commit to "cool the fire in our heart with the body parts and screams of soldiers," among many other such examples, according to a new investigation obtained exclusively by the
By: Adam Kredo
Federal investigators have independently confirmed for the first time that a man caught on tape brazenly dragging an Israeli's lifeless body into the back of an SUV during Hamas's Oct. 7 massacre was a social worker for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) who moonlit as a Hamas "military communications" operative, according to nonpublic investigatory records obtained exclusively by the
By: Adam Kredo
Federal investigators have independently confirmed for the first time that a man caught on tape brazenly dragging an Israeli's lifeless body into the back of an SUV during Hamas's Oct. 7 massacre was a social worker for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) who moonlit as a Hamas "military communications" operative, according to nonpublic investigatory records obtained exclusively by the Washington Free Beacon.
By: Adam Kredo
The State Department quietly waived mandatory sanctions on Iran's radical state broadcaster at two pivotal junctures this year, enabling the broadcaster to air the forced confessions of anti-regime protesters in January and, just this month, encourage and support assassination plots against President Donald Trump, his cabinet members, and his 20-year-old son Barron, according to nonpublic notifications transmitted to Congress and obtained by the
By: Adam Kredo
Mohsen Mahdawi, the Palestinian Columbia University student who is facing deportation over his central role in the anti-Israel campus protest movement, has a previously undocumented history of "support for terrorists, terrorist organisations, armed violence and those who carried it out," according to a comprehensive investigation published Wednesday by two investigative journalists.
By: Adam Kredo
The British media watchdog behind the campaign to shut down Jewish actor Sacha Baron Cohen's forthcoming Ali G movie is a virulently anti-Israel group whose history, and the identity of its financial backer, suggest it may be leveraging complaints that the film stereotypes black rappers in order to undermine Baron Cohen, a prominent supporter of Israel.
By: Adam Kredo
Columbia University's prestigious Knight First Amendment Institute is slated to hold a symposium next week on the eve of 9/11 that will prominently feature "an interview with Mohsen Mahdawi," the Palestinian Columbia protest leader who was recently exposed for a history of supporting "terrorist organizations" and allegedly claiming during a job interview at a gun shop that "I like to kill Jews."
By: Adam Kredo
The U.N. internal investigation into whether its own staff at the embattled United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) participated in Hamas's Oct. 7 massacre was hamstrung and ineffective from day one, according to an independent U.S. review of the U.N. probe, congressional communications, and Western diplomats who spoke to the Washington Free Beacon . The shoddy probe ultimately enabled the United Nations to claim that in 9 of the 19 cases under review, the evidence was "insufficient to support" staff involvement in the terror spree, a finding meant to exonerate the agency and discredit Israeli intelligence.
By: Adam Kredo
The Trump administration on Thursday launched two separate federal civil rights investigations into antisemitic persecution of Jewish students inside California's Etiwanda School District and the American Musical Dramatic Academy (AMDA) in New York, according to the advocacy groups that prompted the action.
