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If Bombs Hit Damascus, Israel Looks to Tehran
Israelis are debating how potential Syria strikes would affect the prospects of U.S. action in Iran.
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David Makovsky
New IAEA Reports on Iran and Syria
On August 28, 2013, the International Atomic Energy Agency released its latest reports on Iran and Syria. The Iran report assesses the status of the regime's nuclear activities and the agency's efforts to implement a safeguards agreement. The Syria report discusses the alleged nuclear site at Dair Alzour, destroyed by
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Debating Bolton on Embassy Closures
In his August 21 op-ed "It's Time to Choose Sides in Egypt," John Bolton argues that the recent "closure" of American embassies in the Middle East signals that the U.S. cannot protect its citizens abroad. This is not correct. In fact, "closed" means nothing more than "closed to the public"
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James Jeffrey
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Sending the Right Message in Syria: Lessons from Past Airstrikes
Sending clear signals using punitive airstrikes is difficult but not impossible, and learning lessons from past operations can help maximize the chances of success if Washington decides to strike Syria.
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Michael Knights
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Hizb Allah's Gambit in Syria
The war in Syria has exposed the group's true strategic interests, which it has sought to secure through heavy involvement in the fighting.
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Matthew Levitt
Aaron Y. Zelin
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Syria as a Spoiler in Iran's Foreign Policy
If Tehran continues its unwavering support for the Syrian regime, it could dash President Rouhani's hopes of reducing Western pressure on Iran.
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Mehdi Khalaji
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Taking Punitive Military Action Against the Syrian Regime
If Washington and its allies decide to strike the Syrian regime in response to last week's chemical attack, they should strike hard, with the aim of achieving significant political and military effects.
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Jeffrey White
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Middle East Peace Talks Resume: Lessons from the First Round
Veteran U.S. peace negotiator and Institute Counselor Dennis Ross offers suggestions for changes to Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, including increased public outreach and a reordering of priorities. Watch a video FAQ in which Ambassador Ross tackles the key questions to emerge from the first round of talks.
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Dennis Ross
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Hezbollah's Organized Criminal Enterprises in Europe
Hezbollah plots in Europe over the past year exposed a return to violent operations being conducted by the Iranian-supported Lebanese Shiite group. Plots in Bulgaria and Cyprus led to a rigorous debate among European Union member states over whether or not to ban the organization’s military wing. But this only
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Matthew Levitt
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Bombing Syria: What's the Goal?
As Washington considers military action in Syria, the temptation will be to pursue a limited punitive response to regime chemical-weapons use, rather than a campaign to achieve the administration's stated goal of Bashar al-Assad's removal. Giving in to that temptation would be a mistake.
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Robert Satloff
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Forget the Red Line and Engage in Syria
There is ample justification for intervention in Syria once U.S. strategic interests are factored into the equation, regardless of the chemical red line.
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David Schenker
Who's Who in the Syrian Regime?
Published in conjunction with PolicyWatch 2122, this graphic depicts the hierarchical structure of the Syrian regime.
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Grace Abuhamad
Andrew J. Tabler
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All the Tyrant's Men: Chipping Away at the Assad Regime's Core
The regime's cadres have held together through two years of war, and they will likely continue doing so unless Washington and its allies present them with a stark choice: leave and live, or stay and die.
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Grace Abuhamad
Andrew J. Tabler
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In Egypt, US Is Better Off Doing Nothing
Given the administration's reluctance to act in Syria and other hotspots, President Obama is wise not to diminish US influence further by cutting ties with the Egyptian military.
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Robert Satloff
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Polarized International Reactions to Syrian Chemical Attack
The chemical weapons massacre in Damascus has mobilized Assad's foreign opponents, giving the United States a new reason and new partners for a more serious response.
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David Pollock
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Turkey's Ergenekon Convictions: Impact on U.S. Relations
The United States has serious business to do with Turkey, all of which remains doable despite the troublesome verdicts against top military officials.
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James Jeffrey
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Cutting Through the Fog of War in East Ghouta
U.S. backsliding on redlines regarding Syrian chemical weapons only encourages the Assad regime to make choices that increase the likelihood of direct U.S. intervention.
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Andrew J. Tabler
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Large-Scale Chemical Weapons Use Against Syrian Civilians: Military Implications
If it becomes reasonably clear that the Assad regime was responsible for today's apparent chemical strikes, nothing less than direct military action will alter its calculus or prevent further massacres.
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Jeffrey White
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The Day After Assad Wins: The Hard Truths About Post-War Syria
If the regime wins, as seems increasingly likely, post-war Syria will be a more brutal and anarchic place than ever before.
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Andrew J. Tabler
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Useful Leverage, in the Right Circumstances
Saudi Arabia has been one of the most important allies of the United States. But it has also staunchly supported opposition to reform and democracy in the Gulf, and now may offer aid to the Egyptian military that could dwarf what America provides. Should the United States continue to view
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Dennis Ross
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