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The Israeli Prime Minister's New Path
Netanyahu is emphasizing a rationale for peace negotiations rooted in Israeli self-interest rather than Palestinian goodwill, and Abbas should do the same.
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David Makovsky
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Hamas Should Not Romanticize Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Rule
From media conspiracy theories to flooded smuggling tunnels, the Brotherhood's failed tenure in Egypt held nothing but bad news for Hamas.
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David Makovsky
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Egypt's Ripple Effect in the Gulf
The dramatic developments in Egypt are likely to energize domestic dissent in some Gulf oil states, so Washington should encourage its allies there to respond in creative and forward-looking ways.
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Lori Plotkin Boghardt
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How Yemen Chewed Itself Dry
Foreign Affairs selected Institute research assistant Adam Heffez's investigation of qat overcultivation's role in depleting Yemen's water supply for its "Best of 2013" collection.
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Adam Heffez
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Now Is the Time for a U.S.-Turkey Free Trade Agreement
Washington, Brussels, and Ankara could reap numerous economic and strategic benefits from a bilateral U.S.-Turkey FTA, but they will need to act quickly to ensure that their efforts mesh with the U.S.-EU trade talks already in progress.
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Egypt's Interim Cabinet: Challenges and Expectations
Cairo's formation of a new cabinet marks the first step toward transition to an elected government.
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Adel El-Adawy
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Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb's Tunisia Strategy
During the last two years, Salafist activity has escalated in Tunisia. Much of this activity -- primarily dawa (religious outreach) designed to expand the Salafist movement -- has taken place under the auspices of Ansar al-Sharia in Tunisia (AST), headed by veteran jihadist Saifullah bin Hassine. A series of security
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Aaron Y. Zelin
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Andrew Lebovich
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Setting the Stage for New Peace Talks
The various calculations and concessions that brought Israelis and Palestinians back to the negotiating table are mostly encouraging, but the tough decisions all lie ahead.
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David Makovsky
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Europe's Moment of Decision on Hezbollah
By leaping over longstanding technical and political hurdles and announcing a ban, the EU has forced both its member states and Hezbollah to view the group's activities on the continent in a new light.
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Matthew Levitt
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Moderating Islamists: Turkey's Lessons for Egypt
The Turkish coup of 1980 demonstrates that army intervention can restore democracy in some cases, while Turkey's generally successful development since then illustrates the role that the military, other institutions, and the international community can play in moderating Islamist movements.
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James Jeffrey
Soner Cagaptay
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Beware of Hezbollah in New York
The anniversary of a deadly Hezbollah attack in Argentina is a reminder that the group's terrorist plots have included operational links and targets in New York.
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Matthew Levitt
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Pakistan's Example of the Way Forward in Egypt
Pakistan's successes and stumbles suggest that the United States should enhance its involvement with Egypt in order to help manage the reemergence of a civilian-led democracy.
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Simon Henderson
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A Dangerous Mind
A new book aims to defend Sayyed Qutb, but the rapid collapse of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood government is yet another demonstration that his philosophies are no alternative to modernity.
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Eric Trager
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Will Egypt Become the Next Algeria?
If Egypt carries out the same sort of undemocratic and misguided actions seen in Algeria during the 1990s, it will greatly reduce the revolution's prospects for success.
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William Lawrence
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Violence and Political Rifts on the Rise in Lebanon
Recent street battles, bombings, and political defections mark the beginning of the end of Hezbollah's relative impunity in Lebanon, potentially heralding protracted violence.
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David Schenker
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Is Syria Finished?
If Washington doesn't help contain Syria's civil war, the whole region could plunge into chaos.
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Dennis Ross
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Turkey's Alawite Opening
Turkey can minimize its exposure to long-term chaos next door by building bridges with the Syrian Alawites, and the opposition Republican People's Party could be the perfect partner for the job.
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Soner Cagaptay
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What Have U.S. Troops Been Doing in Jordan?
If Washington wants to shore up King Abdullah and secure Jordan, it should do everything possible to hasten the departure of Syria's Assad regime.
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David Schenker
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Deterioration in the Sinai
The uptick in Sinai attacks since Morsi's ouster has raised political and security concerns that may force Egypt's military to assert itself in the peninsula.
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Ehud Yaari
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Why the Brotherhood Won't Back Down
The Brotherhood seems bent on exploiting perceived divisions within the Egyptian military and fervent commitment among its own followers to perpetuate a fight that it may not be able to win.
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Eric Trager
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