Winter 2023 Middle East Policy Is Free for All Readers
Full-text analyses and book reviews covering issues from protest and civil war to extremism and nuclear security are available to everyone, even without subscription, until April.
Full-text analyses and book reviews covering issues from protest and civil war to extremism and nuclear security are available to everyone, even without subscription, until April.
An article warns that the push to “impose sovereignty,” which could kill the two-state solution, is motivated by securitization, ideology, economics, and demographics.
All of the newest articles from the journal are now available online, with investigations and book reviews covering war, politics, and society from Libya to Afghanistan.
With a growing civilian death toll and war crimes allegations, how does the conflict affect Tel Aviv's relationships with the Palestinians, its allies, and the region?
An article in the journal’s special issue examines the rise of Islamic fundamentalism, Hamas, and its conflict against the PLO.
An interview with former senior Hamas officials published in Middle East Policy revealed insight on the group’s views and goals.
An article by Hussein Ibish examines the motivations behind the 2014 Unity Government and the relationship between Hamas and the PA.
An article in the journal’s special issue on Gaza analyzes Israel’s approaches to and difficulties in rooting out the group from Gaza.
Ian S. Lustick examines the history of territorial and demographic questions in an article in Middle East Policy’s Gaza War issue.
As the executive and legislative argue over aid packages, an article in our special issue looks back at past responses to an Israel-Hamas conflict.
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