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Overview of Gatestone Institute

The Gatestone Institute is a not-for-profit policy council and think tank whose stated mission is to promote "ideas that foster liberty, democracy, national security, and human rights." It was founded in 2008 by Nina Rosenwald, a Jewish-American philanthropist and the widow of Richard Mellon Scaife, a conservative media mogul. Gatestone is based in New York City and has offices in London and Jerusalem.

The Gatestone Institute's website states that its "publications are available in seven languages and read by millions of people worldwide." The website also includes a "Who's Who" of Gatestone's "experts," which includes a number of prominent conservative and neoconservative figures, such as John Bolton, Newt Gingrich, and Douglas Feith.

Gatestone has been criticized by some for its "anti-Islam" and "pro-Israel" bias. In 2018, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) designated Gatestone as a "hate group." However, Gatestone has defended its record, stating that it "is not anti-Islam" and that it "supports the right of all people, including Muslims, to live in peace and security."

Despite its critics, Gatestone remains a influential voice in conservative and neoconservative circles. Its publications are regularly cited by conservative media outlets, and its experts are often invited to speak at conservative events. Gatestone also has a significant presence on social media, with over 1 million followers on Facebook and Twitter.

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