A Journal of Analysis and News
Middle East Quarterly, published since 1994 and edited by Efraim Karsh, it is the only scholarly journal on the Middle East consistent with mainstream American views. Delivering timely analyses, cutting-edge information, and sound policy initiatives, it serves as a valuable resource for policymakers and opinion-shapers.
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By Babak Taghvaee The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB)—Iran’s state-controlled media corporation—holds a monopoly over the country’s domestic radio
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By Mardo Soghom Iranian activists of all stripes opposed to the Islamic Republic and many citizens were in celebratory mood
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By Daniel Pipes No one knows how many unarmed Alawites were killed in Syria between March 6 and 10, 2025,
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By Nael Shama Over the past five decades or so, Egypt has capitalized on its geostrategic importance in the Middle
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By Andrew Fox and Tatiana Glezer Throughout the war in Gaza, Israel has faced accusations of genocide—not only in the
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By Ofra Bengio Introduction For much of the twentieth century, Iran and Iraq have had an antagonistic relationship that culminated in
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By John Hatzadony and Spyrion Plakoudas Turkish foreign policy has undergone fundamental change under President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Less understood
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By Daniel Pipes “When I saw the Israeli soldiers, I nearly fainted from happiness. I fell on the floor and
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By Daniel Pipes Famously, Jewish immigration to the Land of Israel, called aliyah, is centuries old and took on an organized
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By Sirwan Kajjo The history of Jews in the majority-Kurdish city of Qamishli in northeast Syria is less ancient than in
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