From the Middle East Quarterly

Tehran's Genocidal Incitement against Israel
by Elihu D. Richter and Alex Barnea

Is the Military Bulwark against Islamism Collapsing?
by David Bukay

Turkey's Military Is a Catalyst for Reform
by David Capezza

MEF Articles

Cut Bibi Some Slack
by Steven J. Rosen :: July 1

Kurdish leaders are drunk with power
by Michael Rubin :: July 1

The Troop Drawdown Could Be Costly for Iraq
by Michael Rubin :: June 30

A Call for American Boldness in Iran
by Daniel Pipes :: June 24

The Middle Eastern Cold War
by Daniel Pipes :: June 17

MEF Wires

Is Jihad Outdated? How Islamists Work the System
by Steven Emerson :: June 4

Islamist Terrorism, Terror and Iraq
by Shimshon Issaki :: April 30

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In the Spotlight:

• The Middle East Forum examines pre- and post-election Iran:
• Iran, technology, and revolution by Michael Rubin (June 25, 2009)
• Silence Is Not Neutrality by Michael Rubin (June 23, 2009)
• Protests aren't enough to topple the Islamic Republic by Michael Rubin (June 19, 2009)
• Don't meddle, but help create a template for Iranians to act by Michael Rubin (June 18, 2009)
• The Obama Effect? by Michael Rubin (June 14, 2009)
• The Iranian Presidential Elections by Patrick Clawson (June 4, 2009)
• Khatami is just Ahmadinejad with a silver tongue by Michael Rubin (March 25, 2009)
• Iran's Revolutionary Guards - A Rogue Outfit? by Michael Rubin (Fall 2008)
• The Revolutionary Guards' Role in Iranian Politics by Ali Alfoneh (Fall 2008)