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The Islamic Republic’s Vanguard: Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Beyond the Nuclear Deal

byMichael Shkolnik
November 12, 2015

Supporters of the landmark nuclear deal signed by the Islamic Republic of Iran and the P5+1 powers continue…

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“Supporters of Jerusalem”: Israeli Dilemmas and the Sinai Insurgency

byMichael Shkolnik
July 9, 2015

While Islamic State (IS) militants focus on territorial ambitions in Syria and Iraq, affiliated jihadist organizations and inspired…

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From “Game-Changing Weapons” to Changing the Game: Israel vs Hezbollah

byMichael Shkolnik
January 26, 2015

Follow @iAffairsCanada The alleged Israeli airstrike last week in Syria represents a significant milestone in the covert…

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Asymmetrical Perceptions of Success: Why Was a Hamas-Israel Ceasefire Finally Reached?

byMichael Shkolnik
September 12, 2014

As the latest Egyptian brokered ceasefire appears to hold, both Israel and Hamas are claiming victory. Palestinian Authority…

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