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Brief Analysis
Fighting the Ideological Battle:
The Missing Link in America's Effort to Counter Violent Extremism
On June 21, 2010, Matthew Levitt, J. Scott Carpenter, and Juan Zarate addressed a special Policy Forum luncheon at The Washington Institute. The event marked the release of recommendations from their forthcoming report (coauthored by Steve Simon, adjunct senior fellow for Middle Eastern studies at the Council on Foreign Relations)
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Matthew Levitt
J. Scott Carpenter
Juan Zarate
Brief Analysis
The Gaza Flotilla Incident:
Implications for Middle East Politics and U.S. Policy
On June 18, 2010, Michael Eisenstadt, Soner Cagaptay, David Makovsky, and Robert Satloff addressed a special Policy Forum luncheon at The Washington Institute. Mr. Eisenstadt is director of the Institute's Military and Security Studies Program. Dr. Cagaptay is director of the Institute's Turkish Research Program. Mr. Makovsky is the Institute's
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Michael Eisenstadt
Soner Cagaptay
David Makovsky
Robert Satloff
Brief Analysis
The Gaza Flotilla Incident:
Impact on Three Key Arab Actors
The following summary is part two of Robert Satloff's presentation to a June 18, 2010, Washington Institute Policy Forum on the impact of the Gaza flotilla incident. Part one, issued yesterday as PolicyWatch #1670, focused on implications for U.S. policy. For full audio of the event, which also included presentations
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Robert Satloff
Brief Analysis
Three Critical Weeks in the Middle East:
Insights into U.S. Policy
The following summary is part one of Robert Satloff's presentation to a June 18, 2010, Washington Institute Policy Forum on the impact of the Gaza flotilla incident. Part two, issued as PolicyWatch #1671, addresses the reverberations of the Gaza episode on Arab actors. For full audio of the event, which
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Robert Satloff
In-Depth Reports
Actions, Not Just Attitudes:
A New Paradigm for U.S.-Arab Relations
The latest Pew poll on Middle Eastern political behavior illustrates the media's post-9/11 tendency to report on America's standing on the Arab street -- without analyzing whether attitudes toward the U.S. have any significant effect on actual Arab behavior. To remedy this striking diagnostic gap, The Washington Institute presents a
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David Pollock
Brief Analysis
The Flawed Shura Council Elections:
Omen for Egypt's Future?
Amid the diplomatic and media frenzy over the Gaza flotilla incident, Egypt's upper house elections were largely overlooked last week, even though the voting for the consultative Shura Council was marred by low turnout, concerted fraud, and violence. These are disturbing indicators of what the international community and Obama administration
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J. Scott Carpenter
Brief Analysis
Mahmoud Abbas Visits Washington:
Key Quotes
Palestinian Authority (PA) president Mahmoud Abbas conducted an unprecedented sequence of three public events during his visit to Washington last week, during which he articulated his positions on a range of issues. The events included an on-the-record dinner hosted by philanthropist Daniel Abraham, a television appearance with PBS host Charlie
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David Makovsky
In-Depth Reports
The Changing Face of Jihadi Terror: Lessons from the Near Miss in Times Square
Homegrown radicalization is on the rise inside the United States. Americans have gone overseas to wage jihad, while a string of terrorists have recently been sent from abroad to attack Americans here at home, ranging from Najibullah Zazi's plot targeting New York City, to the Christmas Day bombing attempt, to
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Juan Zarate
Daniel Freedman
Matthew Levitt
Articles & Testimony
Charities Need to Raise Their Defenses against Exploitation by Terrorists
Terrorist groups have long exploited charities. Humanitarian groups are attractive covers for illicit acts, after all. Characteristics that would arouse money-laundering suspicions in other organizations -- such as running projects in zones of conflict and sending a flow of money in only one direction -- are standard operating procedure for
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Articles & Testimony
Remember When Iran Won?
This is an eventful week for Iran. On June 9, the country was hit with a fourth sanctions resolution by the U.N. Security Council. June 12 will mark the first anniversary of a disputed presidential election that plunged Iran into turmoil and galvanized the opposition "Green Movement." But the event
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Articles & Testimony
Israelis Agree with Bibi
A reliable new poll of Israeli public opinion shows that attitudes on the Gaza blockade are heavily hawkish -- in diametric opposition not only to most international reactions, but also much of the Israeli media's own commentary. This finding is the first detailed measurement of Israeli views following the Israel
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David Pollock
Global Insider:
Iraq-Kuwait Relations
In May 2010, Iraq sent its first ambassador to Kuwait since the outbreak of the first Gulf War. On June 11, 2010, World Politics Review's Kari Lipschutz interviewed Washington Institute Marcia Robbins-Wilf research associate Ahmed Ali about the historical context and current state of Iraq-Kuwait relations. World Press Review: What
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Ahmed Ali
Articles & Testimony
Why the Iran Sanctions Matter
Wednesday's U.N. Security Council resolution sanctioning Iran marks a critical turning point in the U.S.-led efforts to target Iran's illicit activities. The resolution focuses on Iran's nuclear-weapons and ballistic-missile programs; the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), which is responsible for these programs as well as the regime's support for terrorism
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One Year after a Rigged Election:
Iran's Introverted Politics
Although the United Nations Security Council has now voted for new sanctions against Tehran, the Iranian regime and opposition -- preoccupied this week with the anniversary of last year's fraudulent presidential election -- seem more concerned about domestic political struggles. To outsiders, it is an often-confusing contest, with Supreme Leader
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Mehdi Khalaji
Brief Analysis
Hamas Outreach:
Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood in Crisis
Last month, a power struggle between rival factions in the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood (MB) came to a head when the Hamas-aligned "hawks" attempted to install their preferred candidate as secretary-general of the organization's political party, the Islamic Action Front (IAF), over protests from the "doves." Reconciliation efforts have thus far
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David Schenker
Articles & Testimony
Turkey's Clash of Civilizations
Ever since the Islamist Justice and Development Party (AKP) assumed power in 2002, Turkish foreign policy has made a 180-degree turn. The country's once-strong ties with the United States and Israel have been weakened, and entry talks with the European Union have stalled while Ankara has come to the defense
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Articles & Testimony
Lose-Lose for Turkey and Israel?
Turkish-Israeli ties, born in March 28, 1949 when Turkey became the first Muslim-majority country to recognize Israel, effectively ended on May 31, 2010. This happened as IDF commandos boarded a convoy of ships reportedly bringing humanitarian assistance to Hamas-run Gaza. Previously, Israeli officials had pleaded with the Turkish officials not
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Brief Analysis
An Ambush at Sea:
Understanding the Gaza Flotilla Operation
Something has been lost in the heated discussion surrounding the Gaza "freedom flotilla" incident -- namely, an assessment of what actually happened before and during the Israeli operation. Dissecting the incident's serious consequences is important, as is debating alternative Israeli options or questions of international law. But responding intelligently to
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Jeffrey White
Articles & Testimony
Who's Afraid of Turkey?
Turkey is starting to scare Americans, for good reason. There was the high-profile clash at Davos over the Palestinians, fraying Turkish ties to Israel. Then came the surprise uranium deal with Tehran, undermining Western pressure on Iran to come clean about its nuclear program. Now there's a new clash with
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Defining Homeland Security Intelligence
How does the Department of Homeland Security organize its counterterrorism intelligence operations?
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Todd Rosenblum
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Counterterrorism Lecture Series
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