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Saudi Funding of ISIS

Significantly undermining ISIS's financial base would require rolling back the group's access to local Syrian and Iraqi income sources.

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Lori Plotkin Boghardt

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To Contain ISIS, Think Iraq -- But Also Think Syria

To truly safeguard its regional interests and allies, Washington will need to pressure Maliki on political inclusiveness while also quarterbacking a meaningful assistance effort to the Syrian opposition.

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Dennis Ross

ISIS, Iraq, and the War in Syria: Military Outlook

Events on the battlefield will reveal the true effects of the crisis, but the ISIS campaign in Iraq could ultimately help the Syrian opposition and hurt the Assad regime.

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Jeffrey White

The Islamic State of Iraq Attempts to Create a State in Syria and Iraq

An expert on jihadist groups discusses whether ISIS will make more enemies than friends in Iraq as it continues its recent strategy of mixing violent repression with well-funded social work.

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Aaron Y. Zelin

Iraq's Dire Situation

Who is ISIS, why has Iraq's army crumbled, and how can the United States help? Three experts discuss these and other issues during a Washington Institute Policy Forum.

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Michael Knights
James Jeffrey
Aaron Y. Zelin

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Regional Implications of the War in Syria

The civil war between Assad and his opponents has steadily transformed into a global jihad.

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Matthew Levitt

The Return of Sunni Foreign Fighters in Iraq

The Mosul crisis highlights how ISIS has established a potent cadre of foreign jihadists who freely operate across the rapidly disappearing Iraq-Syria border.

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Aaron Y. Zelin

Lebanon Unstable and Insecure

Military coordination with Hezbollah may be providing a quick fix, but the country's long-term strength can only be achieved with a reconstituted March 14 coalition.

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David Schenker

Current Crisis in Syria

A senior fellow testifies on the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Syria, with an emphasis on its effect on children.

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Andrew J. Tabler

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Well Done on Syria, Mr. President. Now Do It Again.

The White House could achieve significant gains in Syria if it once again threatened missile strikes against regime military facilities.

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Robert Satloff

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Syria's Jihadis Are Coming Home to Roost

The death of operative Fawzi Ayoub shows the extent of Hezbollah involvement in the fight.

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Matthew Levitt

Iran's Afghan Shiite Fighters in Syria

Afghan Shiite militants have been fighting on the Assad regime's side for some time, and the scope and strategic purpose of Iran's involvement is becoming increasingly clear.

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Phillip Smyth

Jordan and the Syria Crisis: Mitigating the 'Known Unknowns'

As extremists continue to move into southern Syria, growing security and humanitarian problems may soon outstrip Jordan's ability to handle spillover from the war.

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Andrew J. Tabler

U.S. Military Options in Syria

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Chandler Atwood
Joshua Burgess
Michael Eisenstadt
Joseph Wawro

How the FBI Is Evolving to Meet Threats in a Changing Environment

The bureau's deputy director discusses the diverse range of domestic and foreign threats to the homeland, including potential terrorist activity stemming from the war in Syria.

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Mark F. Giuliano

Syrian rebel fighters play a board game in a cafe

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Syria's Crazy Campaign to Lure Tourists

What civil war? The regime's Tourism Ministry thinks you'll enjoy these new beachside cafes.

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Adam Heffez
Noam Raydan

Syrian Air-Defense Capabilities and the Threat to Potential U.S. Air Operations

The regime's air defenses have been weakened by the war, leaving room for low-risk air operations that could achieve important military and humanitarian objectives with reasonable investment of resources.

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Chandler Atwood
Jeffrey White

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Sunni Foreign Fighters in Syria: Background, Facilitating Factors, and Select Responses

A detailed survey of how many fighters have joined the Syrian jihad, where they come from, how their efforts compare to past jihads in Afghanistan and Iraq, and what European governments are doing about the issue.

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Aaron Y. Zelin

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Proactive Measures: Countering the Returnee Threat

Governments across the Middle East and far beyond are already changing their policies to address the problem of jihadist returnees from Syria, highlighting the scope and seriousness of the threat.

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Aaron Y. Zelin
Jonathan Prohov

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Between Not-In and All-In:

U.S. Military Options in Syria

In light of the inability of diplomacy and sanctions to staunch the Syrian bloodletting, the Obama administration is reviewing its policy alternatives in Syria. This paper, and the associated briefing, provides an overview of U.S. military options, evaluating the pros and cons of each.

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Chandler Atwood
Joshua Burgess
Michael Eisenstadt
Joseph Wawro

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