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Tehran's Unlikely Assassins
In addition to elite Iranian and Hizballah operatives, Tehran has a long history of employing unlikely surrogates to target dissidents abroad, including in the United States.
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Matthew Levitt
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Egypt's New Leaders Must Accept Reality
Policy differences are understandable, but it is not acceptable for Egypt's new leaders to intimidate domestic media, order unauthorized troop movements into Sinai, or foster deliberate untruths about Israel.
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Dennis Ross
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Israel Debates a Strike on Iran
Israelis agree that Iran's nuclear program must be stopped, and their debate regarding a strike's cost-effectiveness, urgency, and impact on relations with the United States is coming to a head.
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Michael Herzog
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How America Can Slow Israel's March to War
Washington can take several concrete steps to extend Israel's clock and exhaust diplomacy and sanctions before resorting to force.
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Dennis Ross
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The Case for Ramping Up EU Intervention in Syria
If Europe wishes to effect true democracy in the wake of the Assad regime, it must stop playing into the hands of the Muslim Brotherhood and start aiding the rebels on the ground militarily.
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Magnus Norell
David Pollock
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New U.S. Tone on Iran
U.S. statements about Iran have become more consistent and tough since early March, but the impact of this shift remains unclear.
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Patrick Clawson
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Egypt's New President Moves Against Democracy
Mohammed Morsi has given himself complete legislative and executive power, plus the right to select writers of a new constitution.
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Eric Trager
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Syria's Summer War and the Fate of the Regime
As the Syrian conflict intensifies, the area under full government control continues to shrink; the question now is the speed of the regime's descent.
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Jeffrey White
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Assad's Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
While most individuals involved in the rebellion are Syrian, foreign fighters now have a very real presence that should worry both the regime and the opposition.
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Aaron Y. Zelin
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In Egypt, Rule by Constitution or Fiat?
This weekend, Egypt's Islamist president Muhammad Morsi unilaterally amended the interim constitution that had been approved by 77 percent of voters during a public referendum in March 2011. Although these changes may eventually be challenged in the High Constitutional Court (HCC), the absence of a parliament and military leaders capable
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David Schenker
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Sharp Contrast between U.S. and Iranian Earthquake Responses
Shortly after Saturday's earthquake in Iran's East Azerbaijan province, the U.S. government issued a condolence statement that was notable for arriving a few hours before any comment on the matter by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. For his part, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has yet to issue a statement on the tragedy
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Mehdi Khalaji
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Hizballah's Canadian Procurement Network
Hizballah has leveraged its worldwide network of members and sympathizers to secure financial, logistical, and other types of support. Procurement of goods ranging from weapons to dual-use items (e.g., night-vision goggles and clock timers) is a critical component of these efforts. In Canada, Hizballah has long maintained a robust network
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Matthew Levitt
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Why Secretary Clinton Is Going to Istanbul
Clinton's trip may be a way of conveying U.S. determination to prevent the Syria crisis from sucking the region into disaster.
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Soner Cagaptay
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Hezbollah's Karma in Syria
By supporting the massacres in Syria over the past sixteen months, Hassan Nasrallah and Hezbollah engendered the hatred of millions of Sunnis next door, who will almost assuredly hold a grudge after Assad's ouster.
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David Schenker
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UAE Arrests Highlight Challenges to U.S. Middle East Policy
Over the past few months, more than fifty Islamists have been arrested across the United Arab Emirates, a major oil producer and U.S. ally. The country's attorney-general stated this week that the detainees, all thought to be UAE citizens, had "revealed plans to jeopardize the security of the state" and
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Simon Henderson
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The Real Test in Syria Is Whether Fear Is at an End
The true measure of progress in Syria and, perhaps, the Middle East is whether the revolution undermines the use of fear as a tool of governance.
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Tal Becker
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Iran and the Human Rights Opening
Action on Iran's domestic brutality can prevent the Islamic Republic from labeling sanctions as something they are not intended to be: an attack on the Iranian public.
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Mehdi Khalaji
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Looming U.S.-Iraqi Row over Decision to Release Hizballah Commander
An Iraqi court's decision to release an indicted senior Hizballah figure could lead to more terrorist attacks on Americans.
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Matthew Levitt
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Terrorism in Sinai: Tests for President Morsi and the Egyptian Military
Yesterday's deadly attack in the Sinai Peninsula, in which militants killed sixteen Egyptian soldiers while wounding seven others, was as predictable as it was devastating. Since last year's revolution, terrorists have worked continuously to manufacture tensions between Egypt and Israel, attacking the gas pipeline to Israel and Jordan fifteen times
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Robert Satloff
Eric Trager
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What Arabs Don't Know about America (and How to Fix It)
On August 1, 2012, Prof. Mohammed S. Dajani Daoudi addressed a Policy Forum at The Washington Institute. Founder and director of the American Studies Graduate Program and a professor of politics and international relations at al-Quds University in Jerusalem, he served as a Washington Institute visiting fellow this summer. His
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Mohammed Dajani
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