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Conflicts in the Middle East are too often simplified and sensationalized in the media. For the Sep/Oct 2010 Foreign Affairs, we asked several experts to examine some of the more nuanced policy concerns in the region. From Israel's nuclear agenda to the U.S. diplomatic outlook, this issue includes essays that look past the headlines to the complex reality. Subscribe for only $19.95 to receive one year of Foreign Affairs including:
* Beyond Moderates and Militants by Robert Malley and Peter Harling
The Obama administration is hamstrung by false assumptions that the Middle East is divided by a pro-American versus pro-Iranian axis.
* Bringing Israel's Bomb Out of the Basement by Avner Cohen and Marvin Miller
Why Israel's "don't ask, don't tell" nuclear policy has run its course.
* How to Handle Hamas by Daniel Byman
To stop Hamas from torpedoing the peace talks, Israel and the international community must counterbalance the threat of Israeli force with concessions such as easing restrictions on Gaza.
* An Unlikely Trio by Mustafa Akyol
Is a U.S.-Iranian-Turkish alliance possible?
And don't miss William Lynn's take on the Pentagon's new cyberstrategy. Discussing previously classified incidents—like the infected flash drive that led to high-level security breaches—Lynn offers an insider account from his position as U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense. The New York Times, Washington Post, and Wired are just a few to comment on what this piece reveals about U.S. cyber defense.
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