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Israeli or U.S. Action Against Iran

Who Will Do It If It Must Be Done?

It is late 2013 and Israel's prime minister has just received a phone call from the White House relaying the findings of a recent U.S. intelligence assessment: neither international sanctions nor negotiations have persuaded Iran to halt its nuclear program. What should they do? This scenario is the launching point

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James Cartwright
Amos Yadlin

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Iran's Nuclear Games Demand a Tougher U.S. Approach

As the conflict in Syria rivets international attention, Iran's nuclear program continues apace. Unfortunately, while the Iranians install the next generation of centrifuges -- machines that can produce enriched uranium three to four times faster than before -- the "P5+1" negotiations on Iran's nuclear program have ground once again to

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Dennis Ross
David Makovsky

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Syrian Crisis Leading Towards Open Turkey-Iran Conflict

Sectarian flames are melting away Turkey's hard-earned soft power in the Middle East and pushing Ankara closer to Washington.

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Soner Cagaptay

Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, casts his vote for president

Winners and Losers in Iran's Presidential Election

Ayatollah Khamenei is determined to push for a completely loyal president, but the decision to dismiss Rafsanjani could undermine the regime in the long run.

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Mehdi Khalaji

Full Text of May 22, 2013 IAEA Report on Iran

The Washington Institute made the full text of the IAEA's May 22, 2013 report on Iran's nuclear program available. Click on the button to the left to download the report (PDF).

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After Ahmadinejad

The factional disputes that have long paralyzed Iranian policymaking will likely persist after the upcoming election, leaving the regime with no choice but to persist in its diplomatic standoff with the West.

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Mehdi Khalaji

The Muslim Brotherhood's Views on Iran

Washington Institute fellow Eric Trager sat down with Foreign Policy Association blogger Reza Akhlaghi to discuss how Egypt's leaders view Iran's regional strategy and the upcoming presidential election.

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Eric Trager

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Instant Analysis: Commentary on Secretary Hagel's Remarks

Three of journalism's leading observers of Washington and U.S. national security shared their insights into Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel's keynote remarks at the Institute's 2013 Soref Symposium.

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David Rennie
David Sanger
Joby Warrick

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei delivers public remarks.

Tehran to Decide Who Can Run for President

As the regime narrows the list of approved candidates for the upcoming presidential election, Washington should criticize Tehran for limiting who is permitted to run.

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Mehdi Khalaji

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U.S. Defense Policy in the Middle East

Michael Stein Address on U.S. Middle East Policy

U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel delivered keynote remarks at the Institute's 2013 Soref Symposium in Washington, DC, on May 9, 2013. Download Secretary Hagel's prepared remarks (PDF) Download a transcript of Secretary Hagel's conversation with Institute executive director Robert Satloff (PDF)

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Chuck Hagel

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The Iranian Nuclear Crisis: A Memoir

The Institute's director of research reviews three recent studies on Iran's nuclear ambitions and how they fit in with the regime's wider regional strategy and negotiating stance: The Iranian Nuclear Crisis: A Memoir by Seyed Hossein Mousavian, Iran: The Nuclear Challenge by Robert Blackwill (ed.), and U.S. and Iranian Strategic

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Patrick Clawson

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The Thin Red Line: Is Iran Outmaneuvering the U.S. and Israel?

Now that Iran is capable of circumventing the nuclear weapons red line, the new U.S. and Israeli defense ministers must coordinate closely to avoid being further outflanked.

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David Makovsky
Gabrielle Tudin

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Intervention Escalation

Alleged chemical weapons use by Syria is pushing the United States toward action, but Russia, China, and Iran might have something to say about that.

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James Jeffrey

Articles & Testimony

Debating Next Steps on Iran

Changing Tehran's strategic calculus requires a firm set of nuclear red lines, a more credible U.S. military threat, and, most important, greater involvement in Syria.

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Michael Singh

Articles & Testimony

Iran's Crisis of State Ideology

FPA blogger Reza Akhlaghi interviews Mehdi Khalaji on Iran's ideological crisis and its effect on the upcoming presidential election.

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Mehdi Khalaji

Azerbaijan's Cooperation with Israel Goes Beyond Iran Tensions

Azerbaijan has ample, independent strategic reasons for its cooperation with Israel and poor relations with Tehran, notwithstanding the recent spike in Iranian tensions.

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Brenda Shaffer

Iran Beyond Oil?

The role of oil in Iran's economy is declining, undercutting Western efforts to press the regime by reducing its oil export revenue.

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Patrick Clawson

Building Gulf Missile Defenses One Small Win at a Time

If Washington and its partners build on incremental technological progress and greater regional cooperation, they can field a Gulf missile defense network capable of dealing with Iran's growing arsenal.

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The PKK Announcement: Can Turkey Build a Kurdish Cordon?

Washington should work with Ankara, the Syrian opposition, and Baghdad to ensure that new PKK peace talks alleviate their mutual concerns about Syria's future and the Kurdish question.

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David Pollock
Soner Cagaptay

Initial Outcomes of Obama's Middle East Trip

During his recent Middle East visit, President Obama forged an emotional connection with the people of Israel, earned credibility to deal with Iran’s nuclear research, and put the Israeli-Palestinian peace process back on the regional agenda, according to Washington Institute Executive Director Dr. Robert Satloff and David Makovsky, the Institute’s

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David Makovsky
Robert Satloff

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