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2012 Weinberg Founders Conference

Navigating the New 'New Middle East': Challenges for U.S. Policy

From May 4, through Sunday noon, May 6, The Washington Institute explored the full range of Middle East policy challenges at the 2012 Weinberg Founders Conference, which brought together policymakers, diplomats, journalists, experts, and private citizens for a lively weekend of discussion and debate. Watch plenary sessions of the conference

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Russia's Position on Iran's Nuclear Program

In the April 14 talks in Istanbul, Russia demonstrated once again that it could be a team player. But Moscow's cooperative front with the other members of the P5+1 group originates not in a pure desire to resolve the Iranian nuclear issue but rather in a bid to gain leverage

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Nikolay Kozhanov

Articles & Testimony

Back from the Threshold: The Last Chance for Diplomacy to Stop Iran

In this timely and detailed paper, Brig. Gen. Michael Herzog (IDF, Ret.) proposes ways to maximise the chances of success in P5+1 talks to move the Iranians back from their nuclear threshold capacity. Key Points Strong evidence suggests that Iran's nuclear programme is intended to actually construct nuclear weapons, not

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Michael Herzog

Articles & Testimony

Don't Throw Iran's Democrats under the Bus

In pursuing a nuclear deal with Tehran, Obama is betting against the future. You wouldn't know it from following the news, but the nuclear impasse is not the only issue dividing Iran and the United States. In his latest message to the Iranian people on the occasion of their festival

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Patrick Clawson

Should We Fear Mideast Nuclear Proliferation?

If Iran gets nuclear weapons, will other Middle East states want them too? In a bloggingheads.tv conversation, Matt Duss and Michael Singh explore the issues.

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Michael Singh

The Challenge of Containing Iran's Enrichment Activities

With talks between the P5+1 (the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France, and Germany) and Iran set to resume in Istanbul on April 13, officials are discussing possible compromises that might persuade Tehran to give up any ambition of developing nuclear weapons. Apparently, one of the principal components of these

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Simon Henderson
Olli Heinonen

What Iran Might Gain from a Nuclear Deal

If Iran decides to seriously negotiate during upcoming nuclear talks -- currently scheduled to begin this weekend in Istanbul -- what might it expect to gain from the resultant deal? Probably not much, because even a comprehensive agreement on nuclear issues would not close the profound geostrategic split between Washington

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Patrick Clawson

Articles & Testimony

Squandered Leverage over Iran

If Washington does not maintain pressure on Iran, it will validate the regime's strategy of defiance, provocation, and delay.

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Michael Singh

What Could Diplomacy with Iran Produce?

There can be little doubt that the United States, France, Britain, Germany, Russia, and China would all prefer a diplomatic outcome to the impasse over Iran's nuclear ambitions. Collectively, they make up the P5+1 mechanism that will soon resume negotiations with Iranian representatives. Talks were discontinued last year because Tehran's

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Dennis Ross

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The U.S. Can Meet Israel Halfway on Iran

There is no daylight between the United States and Israel on the objective and the preferred means for dealing with Iranian nuclear ambitions. Much has been written about possible differences, but the recent meeting between President Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu highlighted key points of convergence: Both agree that

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Dennis Ross
David Makovsky

Dateline Middle East: Trip Reports from around the Region

On March 27, 2012, Robert Satloff, Andrew J. Tabler, and Simon Henderson addressed a Policy Forum at The Washington Institute. Dr. Satloff, the Institute's executive director and Howard P. Berkowitz chair in U.S. Middle East policy, had just returned from Israel and Jordan. Mr. Tabler, the Institute's Next Generation fellow

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Robert Satloff
Andrew J. Tabler
Simon Henderson

Iran Keeps Compromise Option Open

Whether by choice or through the military's influence, Ayatollah Khamenei has decided to keep a formerly marginalized regime figure -- and, by extension, the possibility of nuclear compromise -- in play.

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Mehdi Khalaji

Articles & Testimony

To Keep the Peace with Iran, Threaten to Strike

Washington must clearly articulate what its red lines are in terms of Iranian behavior and credibly threaten the regime with military action should it cross them.

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Michael Singh

Washington and Israel on Iran: Unresolved Differences

Notwithstanding their differing perspectives on the subject, the less daylight seen between Washington and Israel regarding Iran, the better.

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Michael Herzog

Articles & Testimony

No Nuclear Compromise

The Iranian regime will not be able to survive existing sanctions, which are targeting the banking system and oil industry like never before.

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Mehdi Khalaji

Articles & Testimony

Avoiding a Bad Nuclear Deal with Iran

As the confrontation with Iran enters a new, more dangerous phase, Washington must avoid the temptation of redefining its red lines in a manner that endangers national security.

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Michael Singh

President Obama on Iran: Assessing Key Passages in the AIPAC Speech

Although the president's AIPAC speech offered reassurances that he is committed to the full logic of a "prevention" strategy in dealing with the Iranian nuclear challenge, including potential military action, it also implied a clear preference for Israel to hold back and let the noose of international sanctions tighten.

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Robert Satloff

The Need for Consistent U.S. and Israeli Public Messaging on Iran

Washington and Israel need to address their public messaging on Iran, which has undermined mutual trust and efforts to achieve their common objective: a diplomatic solution to the nuclear crisis.

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Michael Eisenstadt
David Makovsky

Articles & Testimony

Is the Iranian Regime Rational?

Although some examples suggest rational decisionmaking by Tehran, other Iranian actions seem unencumbered by cost-benefit considerations.

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Michael Singh

Articles & Testimony

Friendship Under Fire

The Iranian nuclear threat will challenge Obama and Netanyahu's sometimes-rocky relationship like never before.

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David Makovsky

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پاتريك كلاوسون

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