Female Representation in Israeli Politics
While far more prevalent in the Israeli political landscape than ever before, women remain underrepresented in Israel’s government and are often confined to lower-ranking positions.
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Civil Society
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- Peaceful Transition in Sudan: Obstacles Along the Path
- Comparing Arab Polls on Trump, U.S. Policy, Israel, Iran and More
- Ahead of Ramadan, Yemen’s Economy is Increasingly Dire
- Yemen: Can Aid Alleviate Human Suffering?
- A Turn Towards Idlib in Syria – Is the Goal to ‘Achieve Homogeneity’ in the Country?
Islamist Politics
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- Egypt Should Adopt Active Neutrality Toward the Sudanese Revolution
- Peaceful Transition in Sudan: Obstacles Along the Path
- Comparing Arab Polls on Trump, U.S. Policy, Israel, Iran and More
- Co-Opting Politics in Morocco
- Revolutionary Iran and the Arab Causes: A Case of Ideological Entrapment
Political Reform
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- With the Internet blackout in Sudan, Knowledge Is Power
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- Hassan Mneimneh Responds to "Peaceful Transition in Sudan: Obstacles Along the Path"
- A New Foreign Policy in Sudan: Status Quo or a Shift Towards the Gulf?
- Have the Algerian Protests Achieved their Goals?