Tel Aviv Notes - Contemporary Middle East Analysis

Tel Aviv Notes is the Moshe Dayan Center's bi-monthly analytical update on current affairs and regional developments in the Middle East. It has a regular distribution schedule on the 10th and 26th of each month. On occasion, as events in the region become breaking news, research fellows provide special editions of Tel Aviv Notes to keep our subscribers updated as events unfold. Currently, we have archived issues dating back to 2011. If you are looking for an older article, please contact us and we will be glad to assist.

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The Kurdistan Region of Iraq: The Dream of Independence Meets Reality

Date

November 14, 2019

In the latest issue of Tel Aviv Notes, Ofra Bengio examines how the Kurdistan Region of Iraq has begun to recover from its post-Islamic State crisis.

Seventy Years since the “First Hudna”: The Legacy of the Rhodes Agreements

Date

June 6, 2019

Michael Milshtein explores the legacy of the 1949 Rhodes armistice agreement, and what that legacy may mean for the future of Israel's relations with the Arab world.

Military or Civilian Rule? The Struggle for the Future of Sudan

Date

May 20, 2019

Eline Rosenhart analyzes the reasons behind the toppling of Sudan's former President, Omer al-Bashir, and explores why the protests have not dissipated despite his ouster.

‘On the Deck of the Titanic’: Arab Politics in Israel and the 2019 Elections

Date

April 17, 2019

Itamar Radai analyzes the background for the break-up of the Joint List of Arab parties, and the effects of this breakup on voter turnout for the 21st Knesset elections among the Arab citizens of Israel.

A Middle Eastern "Apocalypse Now": The Islamic State (IS) as a Social and Cultural Phenomenon

Date

March 6, 2019

Michael Milshtein examines social and cultural developments that have contributed to the Islamic State (IS) phenomenon in the Middle East and the West.