Roots of the Syrian civil war (in Hebrew)
Eyal Zisser, the Vice Rector of TAU and former director of MDC, has published an article in a special issue of Ma'arachot, dedicated to the civil war in Syria.
Syrian Civil War
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2020
We Have No Role But to Bear Witness
In this latest edition of Tel Aviv Notes, Itamar Rabinovich examines the role of Syria's cultural and artistic community in the ongoing Syrian crisis.
The Boomerang Effect: How Syria brought down Lebanon, which is bringing down Syria
In our June issue of Iqtisadi, Joel D. Parker examines the connection between the economic crises in Lebanon and Syria in light of new sanctions imposed by the United States.
CHALLENGES POSED BY RETURNING FOREIGN FIGHTERS
Adam Hoffman and Marta Furlan co-published an article in The Program on Extremism at George Washington University. This article discusses the different challenges posed by the return of foreign ISIS fighters to their home countries and presents a survey of 64 states' responses to their returning foreign fighters.
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2019
Changing borders in a changing region: the civilian dimension and security predicament along the Syrian-Israeli border
Nir Boms and Karolina Zielińska have published an article in the peer-reviewed "Israel Affairs," where they examine the civilian-security situation on the Golan border with Syria.
The Improbable Rise and Uncertain Future of Syria’s Kurds
Ofra Bengio analyzes the potential future of Syria's Kurds in "The American Interest."
Iran and the New State of Play in Southwest Syria
Nir Boms and Stéphane Cohen analyze the effects of Iran's involvement in Syria, especially on the Syrian Golan.
The Syrian Political Opposition on the Verge of Irrelevance
Joel D. Parker analyzes the current state of the Syrian civilian political opposition to the Asad regime.