From the Middle East Quarterly

review of The Prime Ministers
by Asaf Romirowsky

review of The Mobilization of Political Islam in Turkey
by Kemal Silay

review of The Making of a Human Bomb
by Anat Berko

The Pragmatics of Lebanon's Politics
by Hilal Khashan

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

MEF Articles

"Eventually, All Humans Will Be Palestine Refugees"
by Daniel Pipes :: February 21

Bashar's 'Iron Fist'
by Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi & Oskar Svadkovsky :: February 21

A New Year of 'Dhimmitude' for Egypt's Copts
by Raymond Ibrahim :: February 17

Chaos: The new 'status quo'
by Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi :: February 17

Iran as Victim? University of San Francisco's Stephen Zunes Thinks So
by Cinnamon Stillwell & Rima Greene :: February 16

Why We Need Words Like 'Islamist'
by Raymond Ibrahim :: February 13

CAIR's Fight Against Pennsylvania Foreign Law Bill
by David J. Rusin :: February 13

Kastelorizo - Mediterranean Flashpoint?
by Daniel Pipes :: February 7

Don't Ignore Electoral Fraud in Egypt
by Daniel Pipes & Cynthia Farahat :: January 24

Ending the Palestinian "Right of Return"
by Daniel Pipes :: January 17

South Sudan, Israel's New Ally
by Daniel Pipes :: January 3

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In the Spotlight:

On October 20, overthrown Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi was captured and executed near his hometown of Sirte, by a militia affiliated with Libya's National Transitional Council.

• Gaddafi Dead - So What? by Raymond Ibrahim (October 22, 2011)
• Libya Burning by Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi (September 8, 2011)
• Ideals Trump Interests in Obama's Libya Policy by Raymond Ibrahim (April 6, 2011)
• Review of Qaddafi's Libya in World Politics (Fall 2010)
• Review of A History of Modern Libya (Fall 2008)
• European Libyan Policy is Cynical by Michael Rubin (February 28, 2008)
• Libya and the U.S.: The Unique Libyan Case by Jon B. Alterman (Winter 2006)
• Libya and the U.S.: Qadhafi Unrepentant by Mohamed Eljahmi (Winter 2006)
• A Qadhdhafi Sampler (December 2000)
• Socialism's Last Defender (March 1996)

MEF Wires: Audio recordings and summary accounts of top experts addressing the Forum at speaking events.