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“Iranians believe Egypt is a strong country

…tinian people during a confrontation. For its part, Hamas has the support of Islamists in the region, including Shiite Iranians, but that is an explosive mix to base a strategy on. Hamas must break its isolation if it is to counter the tired but real power of Fatah. Symbolic flo...

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… execute regime- change before the regime can open its bag of tricks. Or it might go like this: Start small, but if the Iranians escalate the war, shift immediately to a regime-change option before they can succeed. Almost needless to say, these are hard-to-control and high-risk...

…into Bibi’s government in the first place: keeping Iran from getting a nuclear weapon. It was a race against time. The Iranians were producing more and more yellowcake, building more advanced centrifuges, accumulating more low-enriched uranium. They were getting better at hiding...

… now that the Gulf War had weakened its neighbor and rival, Iraq. We also knew, from our intelligence sources, that the Iranians were making preliminary efforts to develop a nuclear weapon. 241 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028089

and a bad agreement would be best left unsigned. The problem is that the Iranians have no real incentive to reach a “final agreement” that would keep them from becoming a nuclear power.

…spices of Barazani, and to date they have made no contacts with any of the Arab countries neighboring Iraq, or with the Iranians. Last October, Barazani's name graced a deal, known as the Irbil Agreement, where all parties agreed to form a national partnership government. Under t...

…ans — not with great enthusiasm, but as an act of pure political pragmatism. There were only two ways we could stop the Iranians from getting a nuclear weapon: for the Americans to make sure that happened, or not to hinder Israel from doing so. Either was going to be a lot harder...

…ard to imagine a good agreement with the P5+1, and a bad agreement would be best left unsigned. The problem 1s that the Iranians have no real incentive to reach a “final agreement” that would keep them from becoming a nuclear power. ¢ As far as they're concerned, at any HOUSE_O...

…rma.d Kodeiri, dance at their Western-inspired wedding party. "We represent the change in society," Kodeiri says. YOUNG IRANIANS PUSH BOUNDARIES A bill on Brown's d would abolish lega deadlines for sex crime charges, bY experts are skepti Rebelling with fashion, pets, even Deepak...

…s. There is little tradition of private philanthropic funding for NGOs, and even if there were, few wealthy Russians or Iranians would risk reprisal from the authorities by donating to regime critics. Consequently, organizations that lose access to foreign funding typically have...

…d, at any given time an improved "interim agreement" would be better (unless the P5+1 yield to a bad agreement.) ¢ The Iranians are very sophisticated. In their opinion (1 emphasize: 1n their opinion), the American government has changed its goal without admitting it, from "Ir...

given time an improved "interim agreement" would be better (unless the P5+1 yield to a bad agreement.) ¢ The Iranians are very sophisticated. In their opinion (I emphasize: in their opinion), the American government has changed its goal without admitting it, from "Iran will not...

…dministration must clarify internally when it would take military steps, and these intentions must be made clear to the Iranians. In the same vein, the military option requires a credible negotiating complement, as seen in the early 1990s with Iraq. To legitimize military action...