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A Plea for Moderate Islam
Rather than remaining bystanders, moderate Muslims need to join forces in recognition that their religion and its central texts have been hijacked by a small minority for political ends.
Jan 15, 2015
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Mohammed Dajani
Articles & Testimony
The Paris Attacks: Three Generations of Jihadists
Extremists have been importing conflicts from the Arab world into France since the 1990s, resulting in the latest tragedy.
Jan 15, 2015
Brief Analysis
Explaining the Turkish Military's Opposition to Combating ISIS
While Ankara's decision for or against fighting ISIS will be a political one, the military's lingering resentment toward the AKP, the PKK, and Arabs could be a formidable obstacle to Turkish intervention.
Jan 15, 2015
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Ed Stafford
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Jordan's Fight Against the Islamic State Remains Complicated
Threatened by ISIS and beholden to Washington, Amman will continue to play a critical role in the coalition, but its involvement comes with a domestic political cost.
Jan 14, 2015
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David Schenker
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A Moment of Decision on Egypt
Washington is all but certain to resume its military financing to Egypt at some point, but there is little to be gained and potentially much to be lost by waiting for Cairo's Federal Reserve accounts to zero out in the meantime.
Jan 14, 2015
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David Schenker
Brief Analysis
Operation Inherent Resolve: An Interim Assessment
Coalition airstrikes in Iraq and Syria have had clear benefits, but a broader campaign involving more intelligence and targeting assistance on the ground is required to reap the full strategic benefits of turning back ISIS.
Jan 13, 2015
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Scott Vickery
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Cuba, Iran -- and Where Engagement Falls Short
When it comes to Tehran, Havana, and similar regimes, the Obama administration must be more careful to treat engagement as a means, not an end.
Jan 12, 2015
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Michael Singh
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Questions About Egypt's Syria Policy
Even if Cairo wanted to normalize relations with the Assad regime, its need to stay on good terms with Saudi Arabia and the UAE would seriously constrain how far it could go in that direction.
Jan 12, 2015
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Marc Sievers
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Royal Roulette
The West should be bracing for a stormy succession battle in the House of Saud.
Jan 7, 2015
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Simon Henderson
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Let the Iraqi Army Have Its Day
If this national institution is properly rebuilt into a force that can score victories against the jihadists, it would be far more beneficial to Iraq than expanding Shiite militias or local Sunni uprisings.
Jan 6, 2015
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Michael Knights
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The Palestinians Go to the ICC: Policy Implications
Although the prospect of the ICC actually prosecuting Israeli officials is uncertain at best, the PA has torpedoed any chances for near-term diplomacy merely by opening that door, and perhaps invited U.S. financial countermeasures as well.
Jan 6, 2015
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David Makovsky
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Kataib al-Imam Ali: Portrait of an Iraqi Shiite Militant Group Fighting ISIS
Although Iran's proxies are fighting ISIS in parallel with the U.S.-led effort, their actions and radical Shiite agendas are diametrically opposed to the goal of building inclusive governments and societies in Iraq and Syria.
Jan 5, 2015
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Matthew Levitt
Phillip Smyth
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Stop Giving Palestinians a Pass
Palestinians must be asked to respond to proposals that address Israeli needs and not just their own.
Jan 5, 2015
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Dennis Ross
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Actually, Our Military Keeps Winning
The U.S. military has a great track record of winning on the battlefield, but it must do a better job of demanding clearer definitions of strategic victory from the political leadership, along with the means and time needed to achieve it.
Dec 31, 2014
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James Jeffrey
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Saudi King in Hospital: Succession Crisis Looms
The death or incapacity of King Abdullah will exacerbate tensions within the royal family over who should replace him.
Dec 31, 2014
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Simon Henderson
Brief Analysis
Coping With Success Against ISIS
Although Washington should have no illusions about resolving the region's wider problems, it can build on early successes against ISIS by making the commitments needed to fully defeat the group in Iraq and Syria, including a modest, enduring U.S. military presence.
Dec 29, 2014
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James Jeffrey
Brief Analysis
Israel's Policy Confusion on Natural Gas
The Israeli regulator's decision to reopen a natural gas agreement because of a monopoly issue jeopardizes the country's gas export potential and its ability to attract foreign capital, as well as threatening to complicate relations with Jordan, the Palestinian Authority, and Egypt.
Dec 23, 2014
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Simon Henderson
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Gaza's Explosion Waiting to Happen
Conversations with Palestinian, Israeli, and international officials indicate that the simmering stalemate between Hamas and Fatah will not end well.
Dec 21, 2014
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Neri Zilber
Brief Analysis
Tunisians Vote in a Runoff
While Tunisians deserve widespread recognition for achieving a peaceful transfer of power, the need for continued U.S. engagement will only increase after this weekend's ballot.
Dec 19, 2014
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Sarah Feuer
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Taliban Bigger Threat to Pakistan Than India
It is time for Pakistan's military and intelligence leaders to recognize that their preoccupation with India and their willingness to tolerate certain radical elements are not in the country's best interests.
Dec 17, 2014
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Dennis Ross
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