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Riding the Egyptian-Israeli Roller Coaster 2011-2015
A former U.S. deputy chief of mission in Cairo discusses the many reasons Washington should nurture the resilient Egypt-Israel relationship.
Dec 15, 2015
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Marc Sievers
Articles & Testimony
Algeria's Next Succession: Preparing for a Post-Bouteflika World
Although Algerians are lukewarm to the prospect of a managed succession, they are even less willing to believe that true multiparty democracy could flourish in the current environment.
Dec 15, 2015
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Vish Sakthivel
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Yemen Missile Strike Jeopardizes Peace Talks
U.S.-led diplomatic efforts had aimed to make up for the recent lack of military progress and stave off a humanitarian crisis, but a deadly rebel attack could threaten the planned ceasefire.
Dec 14, 2015
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Simon Henderson
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The First Strict Implementation Test of the Iran Nuclear Deal
The latest meeting of the IAEA board of governors is an opportunity to bolster the investigative and disclosure mechanisms needed to deter Iran and other potential proliferators.
Dec 14, 2015
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Michael Singh
Simond de Galbert
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President Obama's No Longer Saying He Will 'Degrade And Destroy' ISIS. Is This Significant?
Given the phrase's apparently swift demise, it may be a long time before another president uses such language as a guiding military strategy.
Dec 13, 2015
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Robert Satloff
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The Struggle for Azaz Corridor Could Spur a Turkish Intervention
As various forces converge against the main rebel supply line in northern Syria, Russia's wooing of the Kurds could make Turkey rethink its approach.
Dec 11, 2015
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Fabrice Balanche
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Beyond the Oval Office: Filling in the Blanks of U.S. Strategy Against the Islamic State
In the president's usage, the term "ground forces" conjures up massive numbers of troops obviously superfluous to the task of defeating the ill-trained, ill-equipped militias of the Islamic State.
Dec 11, 2015
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Robert Satloff
Brief Analysis
The Costs of Russia's Air Expeditionary Campaign
The air campaign in Syria, Russia's first expeditionary force deployment in decades, comes with numerous challenges and a growing price tag.
Dec 11, 2015
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Lt Col John R. Barnett
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The Game Theory of Terrorism: How ISIS Radicalizes Others
Washington has an abundance of information about the group's ideology, targets, and media campaigns, but the challenge lies in figuring out what to do with all the data, both strategically and militarily.
Dec 10, 2015
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Jacob Olidort
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The Demise of Christianity in the Levant?
A real national commonwealth demands an authentic national narrative that recognizes the multiplicity of cultural, religious, and social foundations, but the courageous political leadership needed to embrace this inclusive approach has yet to emerge.
Dec 10, 2015
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Hassan Mneimneh
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Lebanon: The Syrian War's Next Casualty?
The devastation next door, combined with Islamic State attacks and rising sectarian tensions at home, could send Lebanon into round two of its civil war.
Dec 10, 2015
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David Schenker
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The New Egyptian Parliament: No Voice Over Sisi
December 10, 2015 Political reform, in nearly every country on earth, relies on three principles. The first is that a powerful state can impose its influence on the country it rules and force the entirety of its people to submit to the laws it issues. Secondly, and in contrast to
Dec 10, 2015
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Muhammad Mansour
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Aligning Policy with Preference:
Preserving a Path to a Two-State Solution
In this Institute study, former Labor Knesset member Einat Wilf suggests that a full alignment by Western states of their Palestine-Israel policies with their preferences could yield a novel approach to peacemaking.
Dec 10, 2015
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Einat Wilf
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On Iran Sanctions, Mixed News -- and Warnings for Potential Investors
U.S. Treasury officials will no doubt remind their European hosts this week about the need to continue countering Iranian terror financing, but some officials and businesses may not want to hear the message.
Dec 9, 2015
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Matthew Levitt
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Deterring Iran: Time for a New Mindset
As the nuclear deal between Iran and the P5+1 goes into effect with the announcement of Implementation Day and the lifting of major international sanctions, the huge challenge of making it work still lies ahead for the international community. While the deal's prospects will primarily be determined by Western deterrence
Dec 9, 2015
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Michael Herzog
Brief Analysis
How Will the Turkey-Russia Crisis Affect Ankara's NATO Ties?
Moscow's lack of easy retaliatory options and Ankara's longstanding fear of Russia should forestall any showdown requiring NATO intervention, and the recent shootdown incident will help bring Ankara closer to the alliance in the long term.
Dec 9, 2015
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Soner Cagaptay
James Jeffrey
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Playing Politics With Boots on the Ground
For many factions operating in Iraq, defeating the Islamic State is not priority number one.
Dec 8, 2015
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Michael Knights
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The Syrian Cauldron: A View from Israel
The former head of the IDF's Strategic Planning Division discusses how Israel is prioritizing threats from Iran, the Islamic State, and Hezbollah, and outlines specific, immediate military steps the West can take in Syria instead of banking on containment or elusive political solutions.
Dec 8, 2015
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Michael Herzog
Brief Analysis
Israeli-Russian Coordination in Syria: So Far So Good?
Although their close tactical coordination has prevented any bilateral flare-ups so far, Israel needs to plan for the likelihood that its relative freedom of operation in Syria will diminish the minute its actions interfere with Moscow's interests.
Dec 7, 2015
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Nadav Pollak
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Nothing in the Middle East Happens by Accident -- Except When It Does
No, President Obama didn't set out to promote Russian and Iranian ambitions in the Middle East, but his policies have contributed to strengthening them.
Dec 7, 2015
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Dennis Ross
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