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Win the Minds or Lose the Region
By Francisco Martin-Rayo The recent attacks against U.S. embassies around the world, the murder of U.S. diplomats, and their associated hateful images, have shocked the American public and confounded policymakers. Although many Americans and academics have asked the question, “What changed?” … Continue reading
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Tagged King Fahd, Middle East, Salafis, Saudi Arabia, Wahhabism
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