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Tags: Arab Spring, Middle East
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In the post Arab Spring milieu, the democratically elected government of the Palestinian people, Hamas, has found an ear from quarters once viewed by them
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Monographs [–] Conflicts Forum publishes longer Monographs to give a deeper historical and more contextualised perspective to what are usually more complex issues.
Tags: Iran, Media
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The image of Iran is almost always negative in the western media. Whether it is the BBC, CNN, The New York Times, the International Herald
Tags: Islamists, Political Islam, Salafism, Wahhabism
This essay constructs and deconstructs three main discourses created by different and opposing trends in modern Islamic thought that are normally and mistakenly lumped together
Tags: Al Qaeda, Dialogue, Diplomacy
This paper makes the argument that militants associated with Al-Qaeda speak from within the world of their enemies and possess no place outside it. Whether
A Conflicts Forum Monograph by Alastair Crooke In 2006, the United States Institute of Peace generously provided a grant to Conflicts Forum to conduct a
Tags: Al Qaeda, Gaza, Hamas, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Occupied Territories
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The rise of the Islamic Resistance Movement — Hamas — in the Palestinian Occupied Territories of the West Bank and Gaza provided a challenge for
Tags: Hamas, Palestinians, Political Islam
Palestine’s Islamic Resistance Movement — Hamas — won a surprising electoral victory in the January 2006 Palestinian parliamentary elections. Almost immediately, Hamas leaders, movement activists,
Tags: Democracy, Fatah, Hamas, Palestinians, Political Islam
The Hamas election victory in January of 2006 sent shockwaves through the Arab world — and through Islamists with varying convictions. The debate among Islamists
Tags: Bush Administration, Diplomacy, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Palestinians
George Bush’s “vision” of a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is based on the supremacy of the “Ramallah model” over the “Gaza model.” U.S. policy