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.
Houthi Attack on the Rubymar: Environmental Concerns
On February 24, the U.S.
Israel’s Expansion into the Occupied Territories
An article warns that the push to “impose sovereignty,” which could kill the two-state solution, is motivated by securitization, ideology, economics, and demographics.
Seeking Stability: A Cooperation Structure in the Middle East
Peter Jones outlines a process to encourage dialogue on key social, economic, and security issues in the region.
U.S., Algeria Propose UNSC Resolutions on Gaza Ceasefire
On February 20, the United States vetoed
Middle East Policy's Winter 2023 Issue Is Now Available
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.
Radicalism Breeds Radicalism: The Taliban and IS-K
A new journal article examines the impact of the rivalry with Islamic State-Khorasan on Taliban policy and their government’s failure to moderate.
Concerns Arise Over Potential Invasion of Rafah
Israeli Operations in Rafah, Gaza
On Monday, February 12, Israeli airstrikes
Woman, Life, Freedom: Growing Dissent in Iran
A new journal article examines the massive protest movement and its potential to bring change to the Islamic Republic.
Regional Responses: U.S. Strikes in Iraq and Syria
In response to a f