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Editor's Picks
Saudi Arabia and Israel – an overdue embrace
By Jonathan Honigman Iran and Turkey Given its ancient history, large population, and leadership amongst the Shiite community that accounts…
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ASIA
A tale wrapped between love and hate: On the recent development of Russian-Israeli relations
By Punsara Amarasinghe and Anastasia Glazova The recent statement of Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Israel describing it as a Russian…
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MIDDLE EAST
The 4 big questions that the next Israeli government will decide
By Dov Waxman, Northeastern University On Sept. 17, Israelis went to the polls for the second time in less than…
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ASIA
3 countries where Trump is popular
Monti Datta, University of Richmond President Donald Trump is one of the most controversial world leaders in modern times, igniting…
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POLITICS
In a world of cyber threats, the push for cyber peace is growing
By Scott Shackelford, Indiana University Digital conflict and military action are increasingly intertwined, and civilian targets – private businesses and…
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INTL CONFLICTS
Why increasing Arab-Israeli closeness matters
David Mednicoff, University of Massachusetts Amherst While the connection of Jews to Israel is frequently in the news, the changing…
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MIDDLE EAST
Political Science 101: Prosperity does lead to peace
By Dr. Phil W. Reynolds A political analyst in Gaza lamented: “All we have is our moral power.” This after Mahmoud Abbas claimed…
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Editor's Picks
The generals who challenged Netanyahu ran a campaign largely devoid of substance
By Guy Ziv, American University School of International Service The close results of the April 9 Israeli elections, with Prime…
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MIDDLE EAST
Even if Netanyahu goes, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will continue
Dov Waxman, Northeastern University After a decade in office, Benjamin Netanyahu’s long tenure as Israel’s prime minister may soon be…
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AMERICAS
What’s in a “Wall”? In Israel, a mix of structures, technology, policy, and cross-border cooperation
By Raphael Benaroya Since the Berlin Wall fell, more walls have gone up around the world than come down—Harvard International…
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