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Short-Term Dividends for Abbas's Gamble, but at What Price?
The Palestinian president has maneuvered his way back into the political discussion -- partly as a result of Israel's failure to act promptly on diplomatic understandings with Jordan -- but his call for "escalatory measures" could carry dire consequences.
Jul 27, 2017
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Ghaith al-Omari
Fikra Forum
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The United States and Saudi Arabia Do Not Share Values
July 27, 2017 In his July 13 Fikra Forum article, “The United States and Saudi Arabia Have More In Common Than Mere Common Interests,” Fahad Nazer makes the jarring claim that U.S.-Saudi relations are now based not only on well-known security and economic interests, but also on shared “core values”
Jul 27, 2017
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Christian Bischoff
Articles & Testimony
How Kuwait Is Surviving the Gulf Crisis
The Kuwaiti emir helping to mediate the conflict is regarded as one of the region's wise, experienced figures, but the country must demonstrate sensitivity to both sides as it continues to seek a resolution.
Jul 27, 2017
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Lori Plotkin Boghardt
Fikra Forum
Fikra Forum
Sisi’s Predicament
July 26, 2017 On June 14 the Egyptian parliament approved the agreement delimiting the maritime borders between Egypt and Saudi Arabia as well as the transfer of the two disputed islands of Tiran and Sanafir, fueling anger among opponents of the agreement, with terms such as “treason” and “setback” making
Jul 26, 2017
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Maged Atef
Articles & Testimony
Assessing the U.S.-Qatar Relationship
The Institute's leading counterterrorism expert discusses Washington's ties with the Gulf country, contending that Qatar must take substantive, verifiable steps to address the shortcomings in its posture toward Islamist extremism.
Jul 26, 2017
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Matthew Levitt
Brief Analysis
Israel and Jordan Act to Ease Jerusalem Crisis
The recent events again proved the dangerous potential of the city's holy sites.
Jul 25, 2017
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David Makovsky
Fikra Forum
Fikra Forum
Eliminating Radicalism in the Arab and Islamic World: Education before Prison and Court
July 25, 2017 Despite the numerous incubators of radicalism, such as the internet, social media networks, mosques and other religious or social centers, it may be said that a major factor at the root of rad-icalism is the educational curricula in the Arab and Islamic world. Words like “jihad,” “killing
Jul 25, 2017
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Khaled Sulaiman
Articles & Testimony
Russia Will Overshadow Trump's Presidency Unless He Takes Action
Moscow's increasingly bold challenges to the West are heightening the risk for a Great Power conflict.
Jul 25, 2017
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Michael Singh
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Yemen: The View from Riyadh
In a conflict with no viable path to peace -- and in which the Yemeni people are threatened by violence, famine, and cholera -- the Trump administration and regional players must bring a sense of urgency to diplomatic efforts.
Jul 23, 2017
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Stephen Seche
Eric Pelofsky
As Syria Crumbles, Only Iran Is a Sure Winner
A discussion of Syria's Sykes-Picot origins, the recent U.S.-Russia de-escalation deal, and the Sunni-Shia contest in the region.
Jul 23, 2017
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Andrew J. Tabler
Brief Analysis
Arsal: The Last Hurdle to Hezbollah's Safe Zone
Absent vigorous international complaints, Hezbollah will force Syrian refugees out of eastern Lebanon to face certain persecution from the Assad regime.
Jul 21, 2017
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Hanin Ghaddar
Erbil's Endgame
Preparations for the independence referendum highlight political and generational divides in Iraqi Kurdistan.
Jul 21, 2017
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Bilal Wahab
Fikra Forum
Fikra Forum
When Female Fighters Lead the Charge
July 20, 2017 The first battle in northern Syria, which has a Kurdish majority and lies along the Turkish border, broke out in 2012 when several armed opposition groups crossed the border and attacked Syrian regime forces concentrated in Ras al-Ayn. After the groups took control of the city, Kurdish
Jul 20, 2017
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Hussain Zaidou
Fikra Forum
Fikra Forum
America’s Coming Role in Syria
July 20, 2017 Before Congress can reach a conclusion on the administration’s proposed budget, President Donald Trump needs to articulate a strategy for counter-terrorism and the ongoing war in Syria. A new policy should specify its political objectives regarding the Syrian government and other actors in the region. There are
Jul 20, 2017
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Youssef Sadaki
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Turkey and the Failed Coup One Year Later
Watch three expert observers examine a divided Turkey one year after the failed military coup of 2016.
Jul 20, 2017
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Omer Taspinar
Soner Cagaptay
James Jeffrey
Brief Analysis
Saudi Palace Politics Gain Pace
A media revelation about King Salman preparing a video declaring it is time for Muhammad bin Salman to replace him could accelerate changes in order to preempt opposition from other royal quarters.
Jul 20, 2017
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Simon Henderson
Articles & Testimony
The Best Thing America Built in Iraq:
Iraq's Counter Terrorism Service and the Long War Against Militancy
A compact size, high pay, and rigorous standards have helped the service thrive, but now it needs sustained support to become a lasting monument to U.S. good intentions in Iraq.
Jul 19, 2017
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Michael Knights
Alex Almeida
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On Bombing Anniversary, Iran Still Engaged in Illicit Activity
Working through its proxy Hezbollah, the Islamic Republic continues to support terrorist plots across the globe and to raise significant sums through illegal smuggling, including in South America's Triborder Area.
Jul 19, 2017
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Matthew Levitt
Brief Analysis
Jordanians Protest Conviction of Sergeant Who Killed U.S. Troops
The latest demonstrations are unusual in that they highlight the divergence of the Western-oriented palace from much of the Jordanian people, who according to polling do not like the United States very much.
Jul 19, 2017
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David Schenker
Brief Analysis
What to Expect From the State Department's Annual Counterterrorism Report
Areas of focus will likely include a damaged but still dangerous Islamic State, a regrouping al-Qaeda, and the wide network fielded by Iran and its proxy Hezbollah.
Jul 18, 2017
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Matthew Levitt
Katherine Bauer
Aaron Y. Zelin
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