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Zawahiri Aims at Israel: Behind Al Qaeda's Pivot to the Levant

The latest terrorist plot against Israel may have resulted from a need to reassert al Qaeda's position among other jihadist groups, especially in Syria, but that doesn't make the threat of attacks against the West any less real.

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Matthew Levitt

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The Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations

Dr. Pollock addresses various facets of the latest peace talks during testimony before the French legislature.

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David Pollock

Israel's Growing Role in Southern Syria

Concerned about the possible drift of al-Qaeda affiliates to areas adjacent to the Golan Heights border, Israel finds itself obliged to increase its assistance to local rebel militias in southern Syria.

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Ehud Yaari

Syria's Spillover: Will Israel Be Drawn In?

The complexities and dynamics of the Syrian conflict make it distinctly possible that Israel could become militarily involved -- even though none of the actors are interested in that outcome.

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Jeffrey White
David Schenker

Jordanian King Abdullah II speaks with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu

Quiet Partnerships for a New Era: Emerging Opportunities for Arab-Israeli Cooperation

Regional circumstances point to both the possibility and the need for enhanced Arab-Israeli efforts to address challenges in the security, energy, food/water scarcity, and public-health domains.

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Alon Paz

The New Triangle of Egypt, Israel, and Hamas

With Israeli acquiescence to de facto alterations of the 1979 peace treaty, Egypt has deployed substantial military forces into the Sinai to combat terrorists. But Israel remains hesitant about Cairo's inclination to increase pressure on Hamas in Gaza.

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Ehud Yaari

Ariel Sharon: From Warrior to Man of Peace at Last

The Israeli leader showed himself capable of making bold policy reversals when he felt the country's welfare as a democratic Jewish state was at stake.

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David Pollock

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Will Israel and the U.S. Break Up over Iran?

Differing approaches to Iran's nuclear program do not bode well for Israel in 2014.

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Robert Satloff

Russia-Syria Offshore Gas Deal Injects New Factor into Peace Talks

The announcement of the agreement, just weeks before scheduled peace negotiations in Switzerland, will be seen as an expression of extra diplomatic support for Damascus by Moscow and of gratitude by the Assad regime to an ally.

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Simon Henderson

Remembering the Holocaust in Tunisia

Stories of Arabs who helped Jews, often at great personal risk, are part of the history of the Holocaust and the history of Tunisia, and they deserve their rightful place in both stories.

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Robert Satloff

Morocco Plays with Anti-Normalization

A Moroccan parliamentary proposal that would ban normalization with Israel has progressed further than expected but is unlikely to pass.

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Vish Sakthivel

Why Some U.S. Allies Disapprove of the Iran Agreement

The problem lies not in the accord's substance, but rather in the lack of trust that the Obama administration is willing and able to run a regional security system requiring potential use of force.

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James Jeffrey

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No Good Outcome:

How Israel Could Be Drawn into the Syrian Conflict

Given the complexities and dynamics of the Syrian conflict, it is distinctly possible that Israel could be drawn into the fighting. Perhaps more important, the risk of spillover will likely extend years into the future, since the war's aftermath will not include near-term peace between Syria and Israel. How can

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Patrick Clawson
Michael Eisenstadt
Matthew Levitt
David Schenker
Andrew J. Tabler
Jeffrey White
Aaron Y. Zelin

An Israeli Assessment of the Iran Deal

BICOM Senior Visiting Fellow Brig. Gen. (res.) Michael Herzog gave his assessment of the Iran deal and its implications in a BICOM phone briefing on November 25. The following is a summary of his assessment, covering the positives and negatives of the interim deal, concerns around the endgame, and Israel's

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Michael Herzog

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How to Think about Obama's Deal with Iran

The agreement is neither a "breakthrough" nor an "abject surrender" but rather "a cap for a cap," with a limited rollback on each side for the next six months.

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Dennis Ross

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Answers to Key Questions Will Determine Iran Deal's Success

Only time and U.S. actions will tell whether the recent agreement is a step toward Iran's denuclearization or its rise as a nuclear power.

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Michael Singh

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Iran's Nuclear Program Is Still Growing, and America's Fist Is Shrinking

Israel may feel compelled to act if the Obama administration does not follow the Geneva deal with robust implementation, strict sanctions enforcement, and speedy negotiation of an even stronger final arrangement with Iran.

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Robert Satloff

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Obama's Fight with Israel: This Time It's Serious

New rifts in U.S.-Israeli cooperation could mean that time is running out for peaceful resolution of the Iranian nuclear issue.

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Robert Satloff

Between the 'First Step' with Iran and Nuclear Fallout with Israel

Dennis Ross, former senior Middle East advisor to President Obama, Olli Heinonen, former deputy director-general of the IAEA, and Robert Satloff debate the terms of an emerging interim nuclear deal with Iran and the implications for U.S. allies in the region.

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Dennis Ross
Olli Heinonen
Robert Satloff

Iran Nuclear Negotiations: An Emerging Deal in Geneva?

"The idea that Iran can negotiate with the United States and be recognized as a responsible member of the international community just fills the House of Saud with complete dread." As the P5+1 countries approach a deal on Iran’s nuclear enrichment program, veteran Gulf analyst Simon Henderson assesses the significance

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Simon Henderson

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