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Prospects for Arab-Israeli Peace -- 1995:
A Trip Report
On December 13, 1994, four participants of The Washington Institute's study group to the Middle East addressed a Policy Forum on the prospects for the peace process in the coming year: Dr. Joseph Sisco, former undersecretary of state; Dr. Graeme Bannerman, former staff director of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dec 16, 1994
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Robert Satloff
In-Depth Reports
Approaching Peace:
U.S. Interests in Israeli-Palestinian Final Status Talks
Preface Since the founding of The Washington Institute a decade ago, our work has been dedicated to assisting U.S. policymakers in their efforts to promote American interests in the Middle East, especially the pursuit of Arab-Israeli peace. When we began, comprehensive peace was a distant fixture on the horizon. Our
Sep 1, 1994
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Robert Satloff
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King Hussein's Peace Moves in Historical Perspective
For Jordan, July 1994 may be recorded as the month of breaking down historic barriers. Last week, King Hussein announced to a televised session of parliament his willingness to meet publicly with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Next week -- on the very anniversary of the murder of Hussein's grandfather
Jul 13, 1994
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Robert Satloff
In-Depth Reports
The Politics of Change in the Middle East
In the contemporary Middle East, threats of political instability are both real and imagined, and differentiating between the two is no easy task. Myths, such as the region's near-congenital predisposition for instability, abound, but when rapid change (e.g., Iraq's invasion of Kuwait) does occur, Western governments are often caught off-guard
Apr 1, 1993
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Robert Satloff
In-Depth Reports
Islam in the Palestinian Uprising
"Activist Islam" has emerged as a critical new force in the Palestinian uprising and a new wild card in the intra-Palestinian debate over the political direction the ten-month old revolt should take. The recent publication of the Islamic Resistance Movement's covenant, which brooks no compromise with Israel, is but the
Oct 1, 1988
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Robert Satloff
In-Depth Reports
Army and Politics in Mubarak's Egypt
Among the most important facets of Egypt under Mubarak has been the creating of a new dynamic between army and politics. Though the military has been the backbone of Egypt’s government since the revolution, it rarely receives the analytical attention due such a powerful player in Egypt. In this Policy
May 1, 1988
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Robert Satloff
In-Depth Reports
'They Cannot Stop Our Tongues':
Islamic Activism in Jordan
Executive Summary Islamic activism has emerged as one of the most dangerous and destabilizing forces inside Jordan today. The growth of the activist movement has come largely at the expense of a decades-old symbiotic relationship between the Hashemite ruling family and the traditional religious establishment. Several external factors rankled domestic
Nov 1, 1986
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Robert Satloff
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Whither the Peace Process?
The Local Leadership Option
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Apr 1, 1986
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Robert Satloff
Michael Lewis
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