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How to Negotiate with Iran
A deal struck for its own sake on Tehran's nuclear program would be worse than no deal at all.
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  • Dennis Ross
  • Eric Edelman
Hezbollah Ready to Do Whatever Iran Asks in Support of 'Shadow War with the West'
Stewart Bell interviews the director of the Institute's Stein Program on Counterterrorism and Intelligence regarding Hezbollah's international activities and alliance with Iran.
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  • Matthew Levitt
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The Origins of Hezbollah
30 years ago, deadly bombings in Beirut forged a powerful new militant group.
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  • Matthew Levitt
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30 Years of Terror Sponsored by Iran
As negotiators try to find a diplomatic solution to the nuclear impasse, the anniversary of the Beirut bombings serves as a timely reminder that tensions with Iran go beyond the nuclear issue.
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  • Matthew Levitt
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What a Nuclear Deal with Iran Could Look Like
By demonstrating firmness at the negotiating table, Washington can make plain the alternatives and force Tehran to confront, rather than evade, the consequences of its choices.
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  • Michael Singh
Brief Analysis
Sanctions Relief for Iran Without Congressional Approval
If he is willing to pay the political price, President Obama can give Iran as much economic relief as he wishes by simply not enforcing existing sanctions.
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  • Patrick Clawson
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Brief Analysis
Soccer's Impact on Middle East Politics
On October 15, James Dorsey, a syndicated columnist and author of the blog (and forthcoming book) The Turbulent World of Middle East Soccer , addressed a Washington Institute Policy Forum. The following is a rapporteur's summary of his remarks. Over the past several years, soccer fields across the Middle East
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  • James M. Dorsey
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Israeli Security Policy in an Uncertain Middle East
2013 Zeev Schiff Memorial Lecture
Watch the 2013 Zeev Schiff Memorial Lecture on Middle East Security with Amos Gilad, director of the Political-Military Affairs Bureau at Israel's Ministry of Defense.
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  • Amos Gilad
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Iran Nuclear Talks
A Brief History and the Road Ahead
In recent months, optimism has replaced malaise in the Iran nuclear talks. This shift is usually attributed to the election of the more pragmatic Hassan Rouhani as president and the impact of U.S. sanctions on Iran's economy. Yet a third, equally important factor is also at work: namely, the United
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  • Michael Singh
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Rouhani's Negotiating Strategy: Divide and Isolate
A new document reiterates Iran's likely approach to negotiations with the West: creating fissures between the United States and Europe in order to break international consensus and coordination on nuclear sanctions.
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  • Steven Ditto
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Bloggingheads: Rouhani and U.S. Iran Policy
Institute managing director Michael Singh joined Matthew Duss of the Center for American Progress for a Bloggingheads.tv discussion of Iranian president Rouhani's UN address and the choices facing U.S. policymakers as they explore diplomatic solutions to the nuclear impasse.
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  • Michael Singh
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U.S. Should Hold Firm in Iranian Nuke Talks
If President Obama stands fast on key requirements, both sides can get what they need most: relief from crushing sanctions, and a strategic shift in Tehran.
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  • Michael Singh
In-Depth Reports
Reading Rouhani:
The Promise and Peril of Iran's New President
More than any previous Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani is an open book. In addition to his own copious Persian-language writings, he has engaged the domestic and international press throughout his three-decade political career, including as former chief nuclear negotiator. Analyzing these writings, speeches, and interviews can help clarify fundamental questions
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  • Steven Ditto
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Reversing Iran's Nuclear Program
The Washington Institute's Philip Solondz Distinguished Visiting Fellow addressed a Senate hearing on the prospects of diplomatic breakthrough with Iran. The following is an excerpt from his prepared remarks; download the PDF to read more, or watch video of the full hearing. The rapid pace of events since Iranian president
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  • James Jeffrey
Brief Analysis
The Rise of Persian Salafism
More Iranians are turning to Salafism out of disenchantment with the Islamic Republic's Shiite creeds, creating a clear threat to the regime's rule.
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  • Mehdi Khalaji
What Would Be a Good Deal on Iran's Nuclear Programme?
On October 1, BICOM senior visiting fellow Brig. Gen. (ret.) Michael Herzog briefed journalists on a BICOM conference call, providing his assessment of Iranian president Hassan Rouhani's diplomatic offensive and the requirements for a successful deal to set Iran back from nuclear breakout capacity. The following is a summary of
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  • Michael Herzog
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Trust, but Clarify
Although President Obama should head down the diplomatic road toward a nuclear deal with Iran, he must make exceedingly clear what he will not abide.
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  • Dennis Ross
  • David Makovsky
Brief Analysis
Iran's Ill-Tempered Letter to the IAEA
An official Iranian protest to the world's nuclear watchdog could be an attempt to undermine its role in verifying the regime's compliance with potential diplomatic agreements.
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  • Simon Henderson
Iran's September 12, 2013, Letter to the IAEA
On September 26, 2013, the Islamic Republic of Iran submitted an "explanatory note" to the IAEA responding to that agency's report on the implementation of nuclear safeguards in Iran. To read the full text of the Iranian letter, download the PDF.
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Talk Is Cheap
Sanctions might have brought Rouhani to the table, but they won't keep him there.
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  • Patrick Clawson

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