Policy Analysis

اخیرا، شهردار اورشلیم از برنامه ایالات متحده برای قطع کمک به آژانس امدادرسانی و کاریابی برای آوارگان فلسطینی (UNRWA) قدردانی کرده و مدعی شده که این آژانس به دانش‌آموزان در مدارس تحت نظر خود آموزش تروریسم می‌دهد.

یک سیاست‌گذار کهنه‌کار ایالات متحده و دو مهاجر برجسته ایرانی به چهل سال روابط مملو از تنش و نگرانی ایران و آمریکا نگاه کرده‌اند و در مورد راه‌های پیشبرد منافع آمریکا و کاهش دشمنی دوجانبه بدون اینکه مسائل حقوق بشری کنار بماند، بحث می‌کنند.

در سال‌های اخیر، شبکه‌های اجتماعی یک پل دیجیتالی میان دو بخشی که جمعیت فلسطینان را جدا می‌کند ایجاد کرده‌اند؛ دو بخشی که از نظر جغرافیایی فاصله کوتاهی دارند، اما در عمل عبورناپذیرند. شهروندان عرب ساکن اسرائیل مصرف‌کننده محتوایی هستند که به طور مداوم در شبکه‌های اجتماعی سرزمین‌های اشغالی‌ تولید می‌شود و این ارتباطات هویت فلسطینی مردم را تقویت می‌کند.

Watch the full conversation between Institute counselor Dennis Ross and 2018 Scholar-Statesman Award honorees Michael Hayden and George Tenet, former directors of the Central Intelligence Agency.

On the early days of October, the Libyan National Army (LNA) raided a residential property in the city of Derna, successfully capturing fugitive Egyptian militant Hisham al-Ashmawy, who has operated as a tactical leader for both Ansar Beit al-Maqdis and its offshoot Al-Mourabitoun. Almost immediately after the news of the

The State Department's top counterterrorism official discusses the Trump administration's latest actions against those who facilitate Iranian terrorist activity.

With the choice of the economist Adil Abdul-Mahdi as the new Iraqi Prime Minister, he faces the daunting task of guiding the government through necessary economic reform, service quality improvement, and reconstruction. Economic issues represent one of the most major challenges in Iraq today, and in order to truly effect

Gen. Ali Mohsen could wind up as interim president despite his unpalatability to various parties, so Washington should prepare accordingly to avoid derailing peace talks.

Watch an in-depth conversation with Iraqi experts who share and assess surprising new polling results about Iraqi public opinion.

Two fresh public opinion polls taken in October paint a strikingly mixed picture of popular attitudes among the roughly 2.5 million Palestinians living in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. The biggest surprise is that on many peace process issues, these Palestinians voice a harder political line than do their

Two experts discuss how Washington can balance its sometimes conflicting interests in Egyptian security and human rights.

Four experts who recently returned from Baghdad and Erbil report on the results of the government formation process.

Political observers are struggling to measure the full impacts of the internet on political change—an issue that initially came to the attention of the Arab world during the Arab Spring. The digital revolution has brought the dream of democracy and personal freedom to the Arab world, but it is also

The United States should keep training and advising Saudi forces if they meet certain conditions, but it should end refueling support to Saudi aircraft operating near Yemen.

The Iranian regime has adopted a clearly-defined political strategy through which it aims to spread its ideology and strengthen its influence beyond Iran’s geographic borders. The regime views the triple-pronged approach of culture, media, and intelligence as an effective tool that will allow it to win the hearts and minds

In the tragic Khashoggi affair, the Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman (MbS) certainly bears responsibility. As the face of the new Saudi Arabia, and as a young, daring, risky, and even reckless autocratic leader, MbS’s connection to the crime should certainly be examined with a significant degree of scrutiny

Washington is launching a seemingly determined effort to end the war, but are Iran and its Houthi allies ready to compromise with their enemies in Saudi Arabia and the UAE?

A conversation with a Qatari ambassador sheds light on what is required to address Gaza’s most pressing humanitarian needs and build on the latest ceasefire talks.

Washington should continue its selective approach to restricting the delivery of certain offensive weapons, yet leave defensive procurement on track.

Tunisia is the Arab Spring’s single democratic success story, and has remained so—though not without hiccups—for the past seven years. Yet rising unemployment rates, corruption, and a generally unstable political environment are increasingly major threats to the continued success of Tunisia’s democracy. Moreover, the struggle between the President’s son Hafedh