^ "What David Cameron Doesn't Know About Turkey"."Asharq Al-Awsat talks to Just Journalism director Michael Weiss". Townsend Harris High School, Flushing, New York. ^ The Daily Beast: "Donald Trump’s Anti-Semitic Mob Came for Me – An appearance on CNN-which included some pushback against Trump’s reaction to the Orlando massacre-was enough to inspire 72 hours of online abuse" by Michael Weiss June 21, 2016.^ "Michael Weiss: 'Beware the unintended consequence' ".Weiss currently serves as the editor-in-chief for the online magazine Interpreter, which translates and analyzes Russian news, and contributing editor of The Daily Beast. In 2016, Weiss called Russia a terrorist state and said that "Russian corruption has been described as one of the country’s chief exports". In 2015, he co-wrote the book ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror with Hassan Hassan. In March 2015, in an article cowritten with Michael Pregent, Weiss accused Iran-backed Iraqi Shia militias of committing extensive atrocities against Sunni civilians in the course of their war against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, including "burning people alive in their houses, playing soccer with severed human heads, and ethnically cleansing and razing whole villages to the ground." Weiss and Pregent suggested that "Iran's Shi'ite militias aren't a whole lot better than the Islamic State." Weiss's report included recommendations on how to confront Russian propaganda which included creating an "internationally recognized ratings system for disinformation." The recommendations were criticized in an article written by James Carden (executive director of the lobbying organization American Committee for East–West Accord) in The Nation as a "censorship campaign." In November 2014, Weiss published a special report in his online magazine The Interpreter that accused Russia of waging "propaganda and disinformation" campaigns. In 2012, Weiss served as co-chair of the Russia Studies Centre at the trans-Atlantic foreign policy think tank Henry Jackson Society (HJS). Brutal occupation of Cyprus, subjugation of a Kurdish minority in everything from politics to linguistics, and ongoing denial of the Armenian genocide are evidently Maastricht-compatible initiatives to the new British prime minister". Weiss wrote that Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan "is the man whom David Cameron was out to please. In 2010, Weiss criticized British Prime Minister David Cameron after Cameron, during a speech delivered in Ankara, referred to Gaza as a "prison camp". Weiss was born to a Jewish family and educated at Townsend Harris High School, a public magnet high school in Flushing, Queens in New York City, from which he graduated in 1998, followed by Dartmouth College in 2002 with a B.A. He is contributing editor at New Lines magazine, senior correspondent for Yahoo News, director of special investigations at the Free Russia Foundation and the coauthor of ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror. Weiss is an American journalist and author. Editor-in chief, interpreter (online magazine)
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