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Israel’s Security and America’s Iran Policy: A Crucial Intersection

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By: Catherine Perez-Shakdam and Rania Kisar American Center for Levant Studies ACLS , July 23, 2024. Israel’s National Security will remain precarious until decisive American policy decisions are made preserving its allies in the Middle East with a clear policy, one will either deter future Iranian ending this coordinated war against Israel or usher in […]

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Latest from Lebanon, a Country of Wonders

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Latest from Lebanon, a Country of wonders By Ahmad Mumar Lebanon, the land of never-ending political drama, has found an important new issue to argue about – daylight savings time. While the economy is in tatters and the presidential seat remains empty, politicians are in intense, make-or-break negotiations about the start of summer. In a

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The False Promise of a Gas Paradise: The Israel-Lebanon Maritime Deal

Leave a Comment / Lebanon, Policy Recommendations / By ACLS

The October 13 agreement by Lebanon and Israel to delineate the maritime boundary between the two countries was not an easy task to accomplish. Anybody who followed the process remembers U.S. envoy Frederick Hof’s efforts starting in 2011 and the subsequent “Hof line,” and many other such episodes before U.S. energy envoy Amos Hochstein’s successful

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