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Proactive Measures: Countering the Returnee Threat
Governments across the Middle East and far beyond are already changing their policies to address the problem of jihadist returnees from Syria, highlighting the scope and seriousness of the threat.
May 18, 2014
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Aaron Y. Zelin
Jonathan Prohov
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There Is No Distinct Hezbollah 'Military Wing,' So Why Ban It?
Focusing on just one facet of Hezbollah is a political distinction of convenience that will limit efforts to target the group's finances, but the EU ban is still a useful step.
Jul 25, 2013
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Matthew Levitt
Jonathan Prohov