Turkey's Ambivalent View of Syria
Hay Eytan Cohen Yanarocak reviews the responses on Turkish social media to the West’s military attack on the Assad regime, following the chemical attack on Duma.
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MDC Director Prof. Uzi Rabi on Channel 12 (14.4.18)
On 14 April 2018, MDC Director Prof. Uzi Rabi appeared on Channel 12 news, where he discussed the American-led strike on chemical weapons facilities in Syria. Full interview available here. In Hebrew.
MDC Director Prof. Uzi Rabi on "Orly and Guy" (13.4.18)
On 13 April 2018, MDC Director Prof. Uzi Rabi appeared on "Orly and Guy" (Channel 10), where he discussed the American-led strike on Syrian chemical weapons facilities. The full interview can be viewed here. In Hebrew.
Syria: towards reconstruction or deconstruction?
Paul Rivlin traces possible directions for post-conflict reconstruction of Syria.
The Wars within the War in Syria
MDC Researcher Brandon Friedman examines recent developments in the war in northern Syria.
As Zawahiri Calls for Uniting the Ranks of Jihadists, A New al-Qaʿida Front Emerges in Syria
Adam Hoffman examines Ayman al-Zawahiri's recent call for jihadist unity and the emergence of a new al-Qaʿida affiliate in Syria.
Is My Enemy’s Enemy My Friend? Reactions on Social Media to the Israeli Attack on Syria
Adam Hoffman examines the reactions on social media to Israel's February 2018 attack on positions in Syrian territory. Surprisingly, the attack was welcomed by users from Syria and other Arab countries.
Israel's Policy on the Syrian Civil War: Risks and Opportunities
MDC Researcher Dr. Nir Boms has published an article in the Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs where he analyzes the implications of the current phase of the Syrian Civil War on Israel's regional policy.
Al-Qaida and its Syrian affiliates air their dirty laundry on social media
Gilad Shiloach analyzes tension and conflict between al-Qaida affiliates in Syria.
The Crumbling Caliphate: Responses on Social Media to the Collapse of ISIS
Adam Hoffman analyzes the recent show of mass-surrender among ISIS combatants, as seen in Hawija and al-Raqqah, and how images of the defeat serve efforts against the organization.