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Islamist Threat Constrains Jordan's Syria Policy
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Algeria Faces Several Scenarios
For PresidentAs-Safir (Lebanon)
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Erdoğan’ın değişimi Suriye politikasına nasıl yansımalı?Türkiye Başbakanı Cenevre süreci hakkındaki görüşünün değişip geliştiğini söylüyor. Şimdi Ankara’nın “askeri çözüm”, “cihadistlere destek” ve “önce Esad gitmeli” ısrarını terk etmesi gerekecek |
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Middle East Security ForumEmily B. Landau and Shimon Stein
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The Lebanese political class, which has been unable to reach a consensus on an electoral law and the formation of a new government, is undermining Lebanon's fragile unity. |
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Gaza Rappers Persevere
Despite Hamas BanLena Odgaard
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Secular, Religious Israeli Activists
Flock to LodDaniel Ben Simon
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Who Owns Turkey’s Mosques?
Orhan Kemal Cengiz
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Why Bassem Youssef Can Make
Egyptians UncomfortableAbeer Heider and Zenobia Azeem
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Women Struggle for Economic Role in GazaDespite high literacy and education rates among Palestinian women in Gaza, only one in ten can find employment. |
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Turkey, ExxonMobil Going Ahead
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US-Israeli, Palestinian Companies
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Enlarging the Israeli Workforce
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The Children of Gaza’s Tunnels
Khaled Kraizim
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Tensions Rise as Barzani Closes
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Egypt Readies for Operation
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Armed, Bearded Syrians Flourish
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Ethiopian migrants sleep out in the open near a transit center where they wait to be repatriated, in the western Yemeni town of Haradh, on the border with Saudi Arabia, May 21, 2013. Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah in April ordered a three-month delay to a crackdown on migrant workers which has led to thousands of deportations, to give foreigners in the kingdom a chance to sort out their papers. More than 200,000 foreigners have been deported from the country over the past few months.
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