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Mubarak's Trial: A Divisive, Dangerous Distraction
Is Hosni Mubarak's trial a necessary step toward democratic reconciliation, or does it raise risks of more anarchy and a violent military crackdown?
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David Schenker
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Uncomfortable Ottomans
Turkey's newly assertive foreign policy is straining to keep up with the Arab Spring.
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Soner Cagaptay
Articles & Testimony
State of Emergency
Bahrain makes a desperate attempt to charm Washington even as the regime declares war on protestors back home.
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Simon Henderson
Brief Analysis
Yemen in Transition: The Dangers of Continuing Instability and al-Qaeda
The wounding of Yemeni president Ali Saleh during a June 3 attack on his Sana palace compound will likely lead to regime change in his troubled country.
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Simon Henderson
Daniel Green
Brief Analysis
The IDF and the Marches on Israel's Borders
This weekend may witness another Palestinian attempt to breach the frontier with Israel in a repeat of May 15's "Nakba (Catastrophe) Day," when thousands marched on border fences and crossing points during the annual Arab commemoration of events following Israel's 1948 founding. June 5 is being labeled "Naksa (Setback) Day,"
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Jeffrey White
In-Depth Reports
Obama and Netanyahu:
Divergence and Convergence
Between May 19 and May 24, 2011, President Barack Obama and Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu delivered three landmark speeches that generated significant controversy regarding the status of relations between the two leaders and Washington's near-term plans for the peace process. At a time when the Palestinian Authority seems bent
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David Makovsky
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The Ayatollah Will Overwhelm Ahmadinejad
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has now made the mistake that all Iranian presidents have made: he has challenged the authority of the country's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and he is doomed to fail.
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Mehdi Khalaji
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The Real Issue Is Political Leadership
Recent polls indicate that Middle Eastern public opinion is becoming more amenable to Israeli-Palestinian peace, but at a time of immense regional upheaval, such sentiments are not pushing governments in that direction.
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David Pollock
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Egypt and the Arab Fall
Egypt's stock market has plummeted, and the United States should do more to help.
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David Schenker
In-Depth Reports
The Iraqi Security Forces:
Local Context and U.S. Assistance
Over the past several decades, the Iraqi Security Forces have been shaped not only by external wars, but also by local factors. As the December 2011 deadline for full U.S. military withdrawal approaches, the success of American assistance in Iraq will rely more than ever on a clear understanding of
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Michael Knights
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The Problem with Pakistan's Military
Saturday, May 28, the thirteenth anniversary of Pakistan's first nuclear test in 1998, revived a long-running and vicious campaign between the controversial Pakistani scientist A. Q. Khan and the former military dictator Pervez Musharraf.
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Simon Henderson
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Iran's Syria Strategy: Heavy Meddle
If the Asad regime falls in Syria, a key link in Iran's strategic chain across the region would be broken.
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Michael Singh
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Obama Walking a Fine Line on Borders Issue
The specific Israeli-Palestinian territorial principles enunciated by President Obama have within them the seeds of deepening tension between the United States and Israel, and perhaps even a rift.
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Robert Satloff
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Obama's Push-Pull Strategy: How Washington Should Plan for a Post-Assad Syria
Andrew J. Tabler and Mara Karlin discuss what the United States can do to bring the Syrian crisis and the Asad regime to a peaceful end.
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Andrew J. Tabler
Mara Karlin
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Damascus on Trial
Although the financial implications of U.S. court verdicts against Syria are unlikely to change the regime's support for terrorism, they will impose an unprecedented price on Bashar al-Asad's increasingly reckless behavior.
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David Schenker
Brief Analysis
Obama, the Arab Spring, and the Peace Process: Assessing a Pivotal Moment in U.S. Middle East Policy
On May 20, 2011, J. Scott Carpenter, Andrew J. Tabler, and Robert Satloff addressed a Policy Forum at The Washington Institute. Mr. Carpenter is the Institute's Keston Family fellow and director of Project Fikra, which focuses on empowering Arab democrats in their struggle against extremism. Mr. Tabler is the Institute's
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J. Scott Carpenter
Andrew J. Tabler
Robert Satloff
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A Welcome but Incomplete Shift on the Middle East
Perhaps the most striking aspect of President Obama's May 19 remarks was how greatly they differed from his 2009 Cairo speech.
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Michael Singh
Articles & Testimony
Israel Must Set Out Its Parameters for Peace
As Hamas-PA reconciliation accelerates momentum toward an attempted statehood resolution at the UN, Israel should seize the initiative and announce its own peace parameters rather than standing still.
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Michael Herzog
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Jinnah's Nightmare: What Went Wrong in Pakistan
When Muhammad Ali Jinnah envisioned the creation of Pakistan as a secular state for Muslims in the 1940s, he had little idea that his dream country would turn into an Islamist republic that enforces religion over its citizens, a hunting ground in which liberal Muslims are killed, and a safe haven for the world's most wanted terrorist.
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Soner Cagaptay
Articles & Testimony
Obama Puts the Onus on Hamas, Where It Belongs -- and 1967 Borders, with Swaps, Makes Sense
President Obama surprised most observers by publicly recognizing that the primary stumbling block preventing forward movement on the peace process is not settlements, or even the status of Jerusalem or the right of return, but Hamas.
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Matthew Levitt
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