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The Fatah-Hamas Reconciliation: Threatening Peace Prospects (Part 2)

On February 5, David Makovsky, director of the Project on the Middle East Peace Process at The Washington Institute, testified before the House regarding the implications of the Fatah-Hamas reconciliation and its effects on the prospects for Israeli-Palestinian peace. The following is an excerpt from his testimony.

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David Makovsky

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The Fatah-Hamas Reconciliation: Threatening Peace Prospects (Part 1)

On February 5, Matthew Levitt, director of the Stein Program on Counterterrorism and Intelligence at the Washington Institute, testified before the House regarding the implications of the Fatah-Hamas reconciliation and its effects on the propects for Middle East peace. The following is an excerpt from his testimony.

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Matthew Levitt

Egypt Will Be Unstable until Morsi Delivers on Domestic Promises

Washington should remind Morsi that his current mode of governance is stoking perpetual unrest and impeding financial assistance.

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Eric Trager

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Think Again: The Muslim Brotherhood

How did so many Western analysts get Egypt's Islamist movement so wrong?

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Eric Trager

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Back to Mubarak

Two years after Egypt's revolution, U.S. diplomacy comes full circle.

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Eric Trager

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How to Prevent the Next Benghazi

Five steps toward crafting an "expeditionary diplomacy" doctrine that secures both U.S. interests and the brave officials looking out for those interests.

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James Jeffrey

Jihadists on the Nile: The Return of Old Players

Washington should work with -- and pressure -- Cairo to counter the country's growing jihadist threat.

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Aaron Y. Zelin

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The Ghosts of Sinjar in Tripoli and Benghazi

In the wake of the Arab uprisings, radicalized individuals from previous periods and conflicts have returned to the stage.

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Aaron Y. Zelin

Tunisian protesters in 2011

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Whatever Happened to “The Turkish Model”?

Can Turkey’s experience in the past decade under the Justice and Development Party (AKP) government -- more or less successfully blending democracy, close ties with the U.S., “Muslim” foreign policy, capitalism, and Islamism -- be replicated by the “Arab Spring”? In other words, are Arab AKPs in the making in

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Soner Cagaptay
David Pollock

Have We Lost Egypt?

After weeks of political intrigue and street violence, Egyptians voted this weekend on a controversial new constitution. Prior to the referendum, TNR asked two analysts with differing perspectives on events in the region -- Washington Institute fellow Eric Trager and Carnegie Endowment associate Nathan Brown -- to weigh in on

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Eric Trager

Announcing the 2012 Washington Institute Book Prize Winners

Steven A. Cook’s The Struggle for Egypt, a chronicle of modern Egypt that culminates in the revolution that overthrew Hosni Mubarak, has been awarded the gold medal in The Washington Institute’s 2012 Book Prize competition. Cook, the Hasib J. Sabbagh Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies at the Council on

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The First Flower of the Arab Spring

Now more than ever, the forces of Western liberal democracy and Islamism are arrayed against one another over Egypt's future.

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Egypt's Theocratic Future: The Constitutional Crisis and U.S. Policy

Egypt's hastily drafted constitution, which will likely pass an upcoming referendum, facilitates Islamist domination by co-opting the military.

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Robert Satloff
Eric Trager

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Why Won't Morsi Back Down? Read His Resume

Morsi's political biography suggests that he is a hardline enforcer, not a compromiser, and his latest actions confirm it.

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Eric Trager

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Engagement without Illusions

Building an Interest-Based Relationship with the New Egypt

Today's Egypt -- with its first-ever civilian president, Islamist leader Muhammad Morsi -- is a very different country from the one with which successive U.S. administrations built a strategic partnership for more than thirty years. The fundamental changes seen there since 2011 mandate an equally fundamental reassessment of the bilateral

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Vin Weber
Gregory Craig

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Beyond Gaza: The Foreign-Policy Implications of Morsi's Power Grab

It's only a matter of time before the Egyptian president's domestic extremism extends to international relations.

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Eric Trager

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Shame on Anyone Who Ever Thought Mohammad Morsi Was a Moderate

Given the Brotherhood's belief that it can mobilize legions of foot soldiers to win any street battle domestically, only international pressure might force it to think twice about its undemocratic approach.

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Eric Trager

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The Fuel for the Flames

How forces inside Israel, Gaza, and Egypt are feeding the latest deadly conflagration, and what Washington can do about it.

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Dennis Ross

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How to End the War in Gaza

Reaching a viable Egyptian-brokered ceasefire will not be easy, but if the aim is anything more than a temporary break from fighting, it's a deal worth striving for.

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Ehud Yaari

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Egyptian Human Rights Experts Analyze the Draft Constitution

Amid fierce debate over Egypt's draft constitution, Fikra Forum editors asked Egyptian human rights experts Hafez Abu Saeda and Magdi Khalil to analyze the draft with respect to human rights, religious freedom, and democratic values. Hafez Abu Saeda is the head of the Egyptian Organization for Human Rights and Magdi Khalil is the executive director of the Middle East Freedom Forum.

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