Dan Rabkin

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Dan Rabkin is a Middle Eastern affairs and national security analyst. He is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and was awarded Canada's Governor General's Medal in 2005.

His viewpoints can be classified as conservative. A constant theme in Rabkin's work is advocating for regime change in Iran by empowering the Iranian people and their opposition groups.

The American conservative magazine, FrontPage Magazine, lists Rabkin as a columnist. He is also a featured counter-terrorism and Middle East analyst at the International Analyst Network and the Editor-Iran and Middle East analyst at the World Security Network Foundation.

In addition to FrontPage Magazine, Rabkin's articles have been carried by IRVAJ (Iran-Va-Jahan), Townhall.com, The Spectator, Center for Security Policy / Family Security Matters, the Global Politician Journal of Politics and Foreign Affairs, the American Congress For Truth, Investor's Business Daily, the David Horowitz Freedom Center / Discover The Networks, The Free Press Online, Open Lebanon, Opinions Canada, 1913 Intel, Cross Action News, Right Bias, EIN News, Europe News, E.U. Politics Today, FreeRepublic, The United Jerusalem Foundation, etc.

On May 4, 2008, Rabkin was featured on Iran National TV where he debated for regime change in Iran and for delisting the People's Mujahedin of Iran and the National Council of Resistance of Iran from the terrorist blacklist in the United States and Europe.

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