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
Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) is pressing the Trump administration to immediately sanction any country or entity helping Iran establish a "toll booth" in the Strait of Hormuz that could net the hardline regime as much as $2 million per vessel. The senator says that he is crafting new legislation that will aid the Trump administration's efforts to stop Iran from bullying vessels in the pivotal shipping corridor, according to a copy of Cotton's request obtained by the
By: Adam Kredo
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)—whose claims about detained Palestinian journalists being sexually assaulted by Israeli troops were a linchpin of a lurid New York Times report—has been caught quietly removing terrorists' names from its widely cited list of journalists killed in Gaza. This latest blow to the CPJ's credibility further undermines the Times piece, which at its most salacious featured two male "Gaza journalists" who claimed they were raped—one by a carrot and the other by a dog—while in Israeli custody.
By: Adam Kredo
The Committee to Protect Journalists, the Manhattan-based advocacy group that's a key source for the controversial New York Times exposé on "sexual violence" against Palestinians in Israeli detention, has a board of directors brimming with anti-Israel sentiment and virtually no dissenting voices. Two prominent members—Maria Ressa and Nika Soon-Shiong—have compared Israel to Nazi Germany and accused it of "genocide" and a "war on children," according to a Washington Free Beacon review.
By: Adam Kredo
The federal investigation into staff at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency—the U.N. Gaza relief organization that's been closely linked to Hamas—will soon encompass at least 1,500 UNRWA-linked individuals suspected of terror ties. This unprecedented dragnet—reported here for the first time by the Washington Free Beacon —exposes an aid group brimming with Hamas operatives, and is generating momentum in Congress and the Trump administration for harsher sanctions on the embattled aid group, according to congressional staffers briefed on the matter.
By: Adam Kredo
The chief oversight body responsible for monitoring American foreign assistance has unearthed evidence that an additional 101 staffers at the embattled United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) participated in the Oct. 7 terror attacks and are affiliated with Hamas's military wing, according to an investigatory report transmitted to the State Department and obtained by the
By: Adam Kredo
Hamas has built makeshift torture chambers inside Gazan hospitals and schools where its men are interrogating and abusing fellow Palestinians suspected of disloyalty. The reign of terror comes as Hamas moves aggressively to reassert its power over the Gaza Strip, according to video testimonials and official government documents reviewed by the
By: Adam Kredo
The Justice Department on Wednesday indicted eight young anti-Israel activists, most of whom studied or worked at the University of Michigan, for orchestrating a criminal plot "to terrorize government officials, businesses, and the Jewish Federation" of Detroit. The defendants, many of them known campus agitators, targeted the homes of university officials and intended to use "poison, bombs, and psychological torture" on their targets.
By: Adam Kredo
Recently axed 60 Minutes correspondent Cecilia Vega was cooperating with the virulently anti-Israel United Nations official Francesca Albanese—who's been accused by the United States of "malignant anti-Semitism"—on a profile for the flagship news program, and was preparing to fly to Tunis to interview her on camera, when Vega was suddenly fired, according to a new report from Zeteo , which spoke to Albanese.
By: Adam Kredo
Bill and Melinda Gates had given $100,000 total to Kristof's failed Oregon gubernatorial campaign, something Kirstof did not disclose in subsequent mentions of Gates
By: Adam Kredo
A Hamas military operative masquerading as an Al Jazeera photojournalist died in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza this weekend, according to the Israel Defense Forces. It's the latest example of a jihadist militant operating under the guise of a journalist in Gaza.
