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Netanyahu: “generous concessions” from a hard heart
By Charles G. Cogan, Associate, Belfer Center International Security Program During his visit to the U.S. in late May, described by some commentators as a tactical success but a strategic failure, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister, stated he was … Continue reading
U.S. should push for regime change in Iran
The Power & Policy Fellows’ Forum By Chuck Freilich, Senior Fellow, International Security Program The popular uprisings sweeping the Middle East are breathtaking and apparently far from over. After decades of paralysis and ossification, the entire Middle Eastern landscape is … Continue reading
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Tagged American power, Freilich, Iran, Libya, Middle East, Mideast, regime change, sanctions
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