The Middle East - Told Slant
Ethan D. ChorinProviding essential, iconoclastic context on Middle East politics and conflicts - with a dose of dog. Author of "Benghazi: A New History" (22) and past contributor to Foreign Affairs, the NYT, Salon, and the FT.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Geographical Highlight: Sanafir and Tiran Islands
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The Middle East Wags The Dog, Again
* The Biden Administration is hedging in its public statements, leaving voters wondering whether the administration is failing to contain Netanyahu, or if it supports him. Netanyahu may have used the Gaza ground invasion to buy the time nee...
Imagining Zubair's Bookshelf
As a bit of a relief from the exhausting news from the Middle East, today I speak with Zubair Qamar, founder of Zubair’s Bookshelf, a Facebook page I stumbled upon last year and whose weekly posts I have looked forward to, as if they were q...
Are We Seeing The Beginning of the End of The Iranian Regime?
When Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu addressed a nearly empty United Nations Assembly on Friday he carried two cards, one marked “blessing” (illustrating a green coalition of Arab States and Israel, standing against Iran), the other marked “c...
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A Middle East analyst and former diplomat, I offer an unusual & personal perspective on regional crises & transitions since the early 90s. My recent book "Benghazi: A New History" explains how the 2012 attack ravaged US politics & foreign policy.
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