The End Of The Syrian Civil War: The Many Implications – Analysis
By Eyal Zisser* The civil war that raged in Syria over the past eight years seems to be drawing to
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Are The Insurgencies Truly Over? The End Of The Syrian Civil War – Analysis
By Thomas R. McCabe* While the so-called Islamic State (ISIS) has lost control of its statelet in Iraq and Syria,
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Who Is Sisi Of Egypt? A Salafi – Analysis
By Ramy Aziz* Abdel Fattah al-Sisi came to power in July 2013 through a military coup, supported by many sectors
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Mecca And Medina, Sacred Sites Or Development Engines? – Analysis
By Atef Alshehri* The ongoing transformation of Mecca and Medina is a deeply contested issue. As Islam’s holiest sites, their
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Who Is Sisi Of Egypt? A Reformer – Analysis
By Cynthia Farahat* In August 2012, Mohamed Morsi, Egyptian president and leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, appointed general Abdel Fattah
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Egyptian Islamists Fight Back On Screen – Analysis
By Sariel Birnbaum* Movies, television series, and childrens’ cartoons are important in many cultures, but in Egypt, they have been
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Turkey Turns On Its Christians – Analysis
By Anne-Christine Hoff* While Christians make up less than half a percent of Turkey’s population, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and
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The Dangers Of Failing Middle East States – Analysis
By Kobi Michael and Yoel Guzansky* In an address to a prominent British think tank, Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu
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Has Al-Qaeda Learned From Its Mistakes? – Analysis
By Thomas R. McCabe* The destruction of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is undoubtedly a significant success,
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The Ottoman Balfour Declaration: ‘A Jewish National Home’ 100 Years On – Analysis
By Wolfgang G. Schwanitz* In October 1917, as British forces knocked at Jerusalem’s gates, the Ottoman authorities declared a string
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