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James Snell is a writer on foreign policy and the Middle East. He has been published in The Telegraph, The Spectator, Prospect, National Review, and many more, reviewing books on a number of subjects for The National, The New Arab, Middle East Eye, The Arab Weekly, The Salisbury Review and more.
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