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Iran and the Next U.S. President
With 2013 looming as a decisive year in Iran's nuclear efforts, the next administration will likely accelerate both sanctions and the diplomatic process to create greater clarity before resorting to force.
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Dennis Ross
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Hezbollah under Pressure
Hezbollah's days of dominating Lebanon are likely numbered, and the militia's recent behavior suggests that it sees the writing on the wall.
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David Schenker
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Nuclear Iran: Technical Issues Overshadowing Negotiations
Although both Washington and Tehran deny reports that they have agreed to bilateral nuclear negotiations, the rumors will prompt fresh debate about what concessions the United States can or should make.
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Simon Henderson
Olli Heinonen
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The Missing Obama-Romney Debate on Egypt
Neither candidate recommended a way to address the country's increasing radicalism and instability. How well do they really understand the problem?
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Eric Trager
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Qatar's Emir Visits Gaza
The Qatari ruler's trip further demonstrates his country's growing diplomatic profile.
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Simon Henderson
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How to Vet Potential Allies in Syria
Washington has the means of finding and assisting Syrian opposition factions that meet important political and military benchmarks, despite the risks involved.
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Andrew J. Tabler
Jeffrey White
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The Shadow of Iran over Bahrain's Problems
Concerns have risen in Bahrain following a lethal clash between police and Shiite demonstrators.
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Simon Henderson
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A Middle East Cheat Sheet For Monday's Foreign Policy Debate
Of the six segments in Monday night's presidential debate on foreign policy, two will be focused on the Middle East. Robert Satloff poses a dozen questions for consideration.
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Robert Satloff
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Countering the Iranian Missile Threat in the Middle East
A mix of both defensive and offensive capabilities is needed in the Persian Gulf to counter the substantial Iranian rocket and missile threat.
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Jihadists in Syria Can Be Found on the Internet
Online forums offer a great deal of information about the small but growing jihadist role in the Syrian conflict.
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Aaron Y. Zelin
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Hizbullah Narco-Terrorism: A Growing Cross-Border Threat
Hizbullah has significantly expanded and institutionalized its drug trafficking enterprises to the point where the group may soon raise more money through cross-border illicit narcotics activities than all its other funding streams combined.
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Matthew Levitt
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Will Iran Weather the Economic Storm?
The depreciation of the rial is unlikely to change Iran's foreign-policy calculations.
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Patrick Clawson
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Beyond the Red Line
If the Iranian nuclear program is not stopped by sanctions, military threats, other means of pressure or diplomacy, Israel will return to the point of decision beginning in the spring -- and accompanied by Netanyahu's public commitment.
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Michael Herzog
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The Future of the Palestinian Authority: Is Collapse an Option?
On October 10, 2012, Ehud Yaari and Nathan Brown addressed a Policy Forum at The Washington Institute. Ehud Yaari is a Lafer international fellow with The Washington Institute and Middle East correspondent for Israel's Channel Two television. Nathan Brown is a professor of political science and international affairs at George
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Ehud Yaari
Nathan Brown
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The Right Way for Turkey to Intervene in Syria
The cost of intervention in Syria may be high now, but the price will only increase for all nations if civilian massacres continue unabated. If Syria radicalizes, becoming a jihadist safe haven, normalizing it could become a Sisyphean task.
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Soner Cagaptay
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How the Arab Spring's Prisoner Releases Have Helped the Jihadi Cause
The emptying of prisons in countries affected by the Arab Spring has often been a good thing but, unfortunately, jihadists have also been part of this wave of releases.
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Daveed Gartenstein-Ross
Aaron Y. Zelin
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Netanyahu Calls for New Elections
The lack of a clear challenger is just one of the many reasons why a confident Netanyahu is calling for early elections.
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David Makovsky
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Defining Our Red Lines
As Iran makes continued progress toward a nuclear weapons capability, defining our red lines takes on increasing importance.
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Michael Singh
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A Red Line Iran Would Take Seriously
Recently, red lines both figurative and -- since Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's prop-assisted speech to the United Nations two weeks ago -- literal have come to dominate the Iran policy discussion. While Netanyahu was as explicit as possible in his delineation of Israel's red line regarding Iran's nuclear status
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Michael Singh
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Military Implications of the Syria-Turkey Border Incident
Syria's errant mortar strike is an opportunity for Washington to support Turkey in a more aggressive approach to the ongoing crisis next door.
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Jeffrey White
Soner Cagaptay
Andrew J. Tabler
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