SUMMER 2011 • VOLUME 18: NUMBER 3
MIDDLE EASTERN UPHEAVALS
Lee Smith, Weakening Washington's Middle East Influence
Obama's Cairo speech signaled the downturn
Bruce Maddy-Weitzman, Tunisia's Morning After
Despite substantive progress, the future remains uncertain
Cynthia Farahat, Egypt's Islamist Shadow
The regime and the Muslim Brotherhood have long colluded
Hilal Khashan, The View from Syria and Lebanon
Democracy seems unlikely to make headway in Damascus and Beirut
Sterling Jensen, Iraq Weathers the Political Storm
Still saddled with problems, Baghdad's democratic experiment has turned a corner
Ali Alfoneh, Mixed Response in Iran
Both regime and opposition take heart from the Arab uprisings
CURBING TEHRAN'S NUCLEAR AMBITIONS
Ilan Berman, Tightening the Economic Noose
The West has considerable means to derail the regime's nuclear drive
Aaron Menenberg, Misreading the Mullahs
To prevent a nuclear Iran, concentrate on regime change
Mordechai Kedar and David Yerushalmi, Shari'a and Violence in American Mosques
Strictly observant imams are more likely to promote jihad
David Patterson, How Anti-Semitism Prevents Peace
Their hatred of Jews precludes Hamas and Fatah as Israeli negotiating partners
DOCUMENT: Arlene Kushner, UNRWA's Anti-Israel Bias
The U.N. agency has politicized its relief mission
REVIEWS
Brief Reviews
Hebron's Jews ... Israel's economy ... Iranian Leftists ... A Taliban autobiography
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