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Subject The Hamas-Israel War, Arms of the Future, Refugees in Limbo
Date October 13, 2023 5:13 PM
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The Hamas-Israel War and Regional Security in MENA [[link removed]]
[[link removed]]With events unfolding quickly, the Middle East Program is focusing its work on the ongoing developments in Israel, the Palestinian Territories, and the broader MENA region. Stay abreast of the situation, and understand historical context, in this new collection from our scholars. You'll want to bookmark this one and check in for updates.
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The Arms of the Future Iran, Hamas & Palestinian Islamic Jihad
At a time when defense spending across NATO is on the rise, and conflict with Russia raises new questions of what it means to fight a truly modern war, Dr. Jack Watling examines the arms to be employed and how they can be fielded—and wielded—to survive and prevail in future wars. “Israel and Iran were not always enemies. For three decades—between Israel’s establishment in 1948 and the Iranian Revolution in 1979—they had low-profile economic and military ties. Israel was a source of weapons for Iran, and Iran was an important source of oil for Israel.” Learn more about this complex relationship and how it relates to today’s events from Daniel Levin.
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Nobel Peace Prize Highlights Iranian Women's Resilience: The Nargess Mohammadi Story Afghan Refugees Still in Limbo
“Together with other Iranian women activists, Nargess launched, in 2006, the Million Signature Campaign aimed at repealing discriminatory laws against women. Even in her prison cell, Nargess has remained outspoken about the miserable physical conditions in Iran's prisons and the suffering of Iran's women prisoners.” Learn more about the remarkable Nobel Laureate. Did you know that less than 2% of Afghan applications for permanent residency in the US have been approved? Learn more from Wilson Center President & CEO, Ambassador Mark A. Green, in his latest Stubborn Things blog.
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Israel May Decimate Hamas, but Can It “Win” This War? (New Yorker) [[link removed]]
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