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From the Middle East Quarterly
Iran's Revolutionary Guards Strike Oil
by Ali Alfoneh
Riyadh Enters the Yemen-Huthi Fray
by Lucas Winter
Rethinking U.S. Strategy in Afghanistan
by Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi
The Two Faces of Al Jazeera
by Oren Kessler
The Arab Uprisings' Impact
by Efraim Inbar
Iran's Nukes and Israel's Dilemma
by Yoaz Hendel
Ankara's "Economic Miracle" Collapses
by David P. Goldman
What Drives Turkish Foreign Policy?
by Svante E. Cornell
MEF Articles
Jihad: When Elections Fail
by Raymond Ibrahim :: January 26
Don't Ignore Electoral Fraud in Egypt
by Daniel Pipes & Cynthia Farahat :: January 24
Why The President Should Speak Out Against Religious Persecution
by Raymond Ibrahim :: January 23
How Circumstance Dictates Islamic Behavior
by Raymond Ibrahim :: January 18
Ending the Palestinian "Right of Return"
by Daniel Pipes :: January 17
Christmas Under Islam
by Raymond Ibrahim :: January 17
Thought Control on Islam
by Adam Turner :: January 17
The Dead Man and His Long Shadow
by Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi & Oskar Svadkovsky :: January 16
South Sudan, Israel's New Ally
by Daniel Pipes :: January 3
Tehran holds Obama re-election wild card
by Daniel Pipes :: December 20
Egypt's Sham Election
by Daniel Pipes & Cynthia Farahat :: December 6
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