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Syria's Conflict: What Happens If Both Sides Get More Weapons?

The PBS NewsHour blog Rundown recently published a roundtable discussion on the prospect of more weapons flowing into Syria amid talk of a negotiated settlement. The following is Andrew Tabler's contribution; read the full discussion on the NewsHour website. Russia's supplying of the Syrian regime with S-300 anti-aircraft missiles would

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Andrew J. Tabler

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Convoy of Martyrs in the Levant

Aaron Zelin, a Washington Institute expert on jihadist movements, joined with Evan Kohlmann and Laith al-Khouri of Flashpoint Global Partners to prepare this study charting the evolving role of Sunni foreign fighters in Syria's ongoing war. Below is an excerpt; download the PDF to read the full report, complete with

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Aaron Y. Zelin
Evan Kohlmann
Laith al-Khouri

The Qusayr Rules: The Syrian Regime's Changing Way of War

Given the regime's renewed offensive capabilities, delaying foreign military assistance any further is a recipe for more rebel defeats.

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Jeffrey White

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US and EU Must Arm the Syrian Rebels or Watch Assad Destabilize the Region

Anything short of Assad's defeat would be a setback not only for Syrians, but also for America and Europe.

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David Schenker

Sworn Frenemies: Sunni-Shiite Conflict and Cooperation

Notwithstanding current hostilities, there is a long history of cooperation between Sunni and Shiite extremists.

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David Schenker

Hezbollah's Declaration of War in Syria: Military Implications

Hezbollah's commitment to the Syrian conflict will likely change the course of the war.

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Jeffrey White

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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

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Can Obama Save Turkey from a Syrian Quagmire?

More decisive American engagement would simultaneously end doubts about the United States’ commitment to Syria and save Turkey from being pulled further into a conflict that threatens to derail the impressive political and economic progress of the last decade.

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Soner Cagaptay
James Jeffrey

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Syria to Top Erdogan's Washington Agenda

Turkey's worsening border situation gives President Obama considerable asking power with Erdogan on a variety of issues, including Iran, Israel, and domestic reform.

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Soner Cagaptay
James Jeffrey

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On Syria, Diplomacy and Coercion Are Not Mutually Exclusive

Increased U.S. support for the opposition and credible threats of military force are vital to altering the calculations of other parties and advancing diplomacy.

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Michael Singh

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Israel Acted on Its Red Line, Now Obama Must Act on His

While taking action in Syria will not be simple or cheap, it will ultimately be less costly than losing control of chemical weapons or letting Jordan and other neighbors be destabilized.

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Dennis Ross

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Multilateralism Breeds Paralysis

The Obama administration has made intervention in Syria dependent on the Arab League, which is utterly unprepared to act.

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David Schenker

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Coping with Change: The Middle East and the Second Obama Administration

2013 Soref Symposium

The Washington Institute convened a broad array of policymakers, activists, scholars, and journalists from around the world for The Washington Institute's annual policy conference in Washington, DC.

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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

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Israel's Real Target Is Not Syria but Hezbollah

Israel's airstrikes were intended to prevent Hezbollah from upgrading its arsenal, not to influence Syria's civil war.

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Michael Herzog

Erdogan Visits Washington

The May 16 summit provides an opportunity to strengthen cooperation on Iraq, Syria, Israel, and Iran.

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Soner Cagaptay
James Jeffrey

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Turkey Fears Russia Too Much to Intervene in Syria

Given Turkey's longstanding fear of Russia, it is unlikely to take action against the Assad regime without full NATO involvement.

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Soner Cagaptay

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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

Investigating Alleged Chemical Weapons Use in Syria: Technical and Political Challenges

The Obama administration should respond to the Assad regime's reported use of chemical weapons and its obstruction of UN investigators by ratcheting up support for the opposition.

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Michael Eisenstadt

The Syrian Regime's Use of Surface-to-Surface Missiles

While surface-to-surface missiles have not changed the course of the war, their introduction is in line with past regime escalation -- a pattern that will likely to apply to chemical weapons use if the international reaction remains muted.

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Michael Gibbs
Jeffrey White

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