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Ephraim Asculai (March 8, 2010) suggests that the US has already come to regard a nuclear Iran as inevitable, and analyzes the implications of this situation. |
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Shlomo Brom (March 8, 2010) cautions against understanding any Syrian willingness to consider implementation in phases of a withdrawl from the Golan Heights as willingness to conisder interim arrangements without an Israeli commitment to a full withdrawl from all territory conquered in 1967. |
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Emily Landau (Haaretz, March 5, 2010) discusses two byproducts of the ongoing diplomatic foot-dragging on Iran: the sense that the world has reconciled itself to a nuclear Iran; and tacit encouragement of an Israeli attack on Iran, which would take the heat off a West that so far has proven powerless to stop Iran. |
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Yoel Guzansky and Jonathan Schachter (March 1, 2010) analyze the recently announced ceasefire between the Yemeni government and the Shiite rebels , ending - at least temporarily - what can be seen as a clash by proxy between Shiite Iran and Sunni Saudi Arabia. |
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In this issue: countdown to the Iranian bomb; the internet in Iran; Israel's defense expenditure; al-muqawama (resistance) and the challenge to Israel; Hizbollah's new Manifesto; Obama's Af-Pak policy; and the great powers in Central Asia and the Caucasus |
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Yehuda Ben Meir (Haaretz, February 22, 2010) decries the Israeli government's policy of estrangement from the J Street lobby, even if some of its ideas clash with the government's policies. |
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