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"Changes in Syria will Benefit Israel"
Speaking at an INSS conference on the upheavals of the past year in the Arab world, Gen. (ret.) Amos Yadlin said while the "Arab spring" is cause for concern to Israel, the events in Syria may help extract Damascus from the radical alliance.
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A Europe-Iran War
Mark Heller (New York Times, January 25, 2012) suggests that the strong sanctions imposed by the EU against Iran, which could potentially prompt Iran to react militarily, indicate that Europe is indeed serious in ts resolve to block Iran's nuclear progress.
INSS Ranked among World's Leading Think Tanks
INSS is ranked as one of the fifty leading research institutes in the world in the field of security and international affairs, and continues to be ranked among the five leading research institutes in the Middle East, according to a survey conducted by the Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program of the International Relations Program at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Organizing Intelligence for Resilience: An Israeli Perspective
Meir Elran (in the volume Resilience and National Security in an Uncertain World) looks at various aspects of Israel's social resilience.
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Deterrence, Strategic Imbalance, and a Nuclear Iran
In an interview with Women in International Security (January 2012), Emily Landau reviews recent developments regarding the Iranian challenge.
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Mission Unaccomplished
Yoel Guzansky and Gallia Lindenstrauss (Jerusalem Post, January 22, 2012) discuss the difficult prospects for a stable Iraq in the aftermath of the American withdrawal.
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Syria's Quagmire Points to Eventual Foreign Intervention
Benedetta Berti (Christian Science Monitor, January 19, 2012) envisions that both a weakened Assad regime and prolonged violence will continue to plague Syria, creating a dangerous situation both locally and regionally.
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Meet the "New" Hamas
Benedetta Berti (Open Democracy, January 15, 2011) questions the degree to which Hamas' recent ostensible embrace of a non-violent path is a new and authentic change of direction for the movement.
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New INSS Insight: A Toughened US Stance toward Iran
Emily Landau (January 8, 2012) analyzes recent indications that the US is adopting a considerably more determined approach to Iran's nuclear program, explaining the origin of this development and its potential impact.
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INSS Ranked among Top Think Tanks
INSS was ranked as one of the fifty leading research institutes in the world in the field of security and international affairs, and for a fourth consecutive year, was ranked among the top five think tanks in the Middle East and North Africa in a survey conducted by the Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program at the Univ. of Pennsylvania.
A Strategic Simulation on Iran
A simulation conducted at INSS on a scenario of Iran carrying out a nuclear test and the analytical discussions that followed were intended to add to the existing knowledge, ideas, and discourse on a nuclear Iran.
Neubauer Research Fellowships 2012
Applications are now being accepted for the
Neubauer Research Fellowship program,
which engages students in part time positions as they complete their doctoral work. For
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