Syrian Civil War
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Hezbollah’s Struggle for Hearts and Minds on the Syrian Golan
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In this article from the November 2016 issue of Beehive: Middle Eastern Social Media, Moran Levanoni writes about Hezbollah's efforts to sway public opinion on the Syrian Golan.
"Good Neighborliness" on Israel's northern border? (in Hebrew)
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In this issue of Middle East Crossroads (צומת המזרח התיכון), Dr. Nir Boms analyzes the humanitarian role of Israel towards the Syrian Golan. In Hebrew.
Indefinite Agony (Mideast Monitor)
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In his October 2016 'Mideast Monitor' column for the Jerusalem Report, Senior Researcher Prof. Bruce Maddy-Weitzman argues that the partial cease-fire agreed upon by the United States and Russia will not ultimately result in a termination of the Syrian conflict.
Lebanon: An Unwilling Host for Syrian Refugees
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MDC Summer 2016 intern Hannah Nowikow explores the issue of Syrian refugees in Lebanon.
The Khorasan Group
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Ariel Koch's essay sheds light on the Khorasan group, its members, and their capabilities, and based on our analysis of this group, attempts to determine whether or not it poses a potential threat, which, assumingly, could be aimed at the West and also at Israel and the Jewish diaspora.
Online Monuments: Commemorating Iranian Deaths during the Campaign in Syria
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Raz Zimmt discusses the use of social media by the Iran regime to memorialize their fallen in Syria.
Chemical Weapons in Syria: From Red Line to Routine?
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MDC Researcher Dr. Brandon Friedman explains the spread of chemical weapons in Syria through the lens of recently published reports from a UN-OPCW fact finding team.
Cease Fire in Syria - A Calculated Russian Move
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In this issue of Middle East Crossroads (צומת המזרח התיכון), Senior Researcher Prof. Eyal Zisser analyzes the cease-fire in Syria, as orchestrated by Russia. In Hebrew.
Ghawwar Tosha: How the Spokesperson for Syrian Arab Nationalism Became a Servant in a Persian Temple
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Moran Levanoni discusses the transformation of Syrian comedian Duraid Lahham from an outspoken critic of the Syrian regime to an ardent supporter.







