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    Nov 3

    The Middle East’s counter-revolutionary bloc believes victory is well within reach but the job isn’t yet finished. This sense of progress & near-victory fuels the erratic behavior of authoritarian regimes these days across the region. New at :

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    Promises to be an outstanding event; wish I could be there. Get to for this if you have the means and the time!

    Looking forward to speaking at joining the Dicussion tomorrow with and
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  3. 2 hours ago

    Big if true! Syria introduced a law specifically referring to Wahhabism & the Brotherhood as two ideologies the regime is to fight systematically across state+society sectors: to align with Saudi to curb Wahhabism is ironic, but there’s something bigger👆

    SIGNIFICANT: ARE ON CUSP OF FORMING A NEW REGIONAL ALLIANCE TO DEFEAT THE…
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  4. 3 hours ago

    A beautiful nation this USA!

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    Ilhan dancing to Somali song Dirgax.
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    4 hours ago

    .: The congresswoman of many firsts: • First woman of color sent from her state to Congress. •First refugee to go to Congress. •First hijab wearing member of Congress. •One of the first two Muslim women to go to Congress.

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    Congress member-elect Ilhan Omar’s first words upon taking the stage: asalamu alaikum. The next words: al hamdulillah. “My grandfather taught me that when you see injustice, you fight back. You do not give in to sorrow,…
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    The Arab Winter is Coming: " is seen as a key member of the pack of new leaders remaking the Middle East, and the pack will stand by him" writes :

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  7. 21 hours ago

    Actors beholden to Saudi Arabia & others are putting such words to action here in the US. American authorities need to put an end to this. It’s real, and shouldn’t be tolerated at all.

    The unprecedented and unjustified media attack on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will never be forgotten.
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    23 hours ago

    in issued a statement claiming responsibility for killing 15 African Union soldiers in Kukawa, NE , near Lake Chad. It claims its fighters laid control over the town for the night and burned down gov buildings, before withdrawing from the town in the AM.

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    Nov 6
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    That’s a conspiracy that’s been doing the rounds for at least a year. Take with a massive pinch of salt.

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    Nov 5

    A female friend just lost a job for being "difficult." As she narrated what had happened, it struck me: a difficult woman is one who asks for the things I get without having to ask for them.

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  11. Nov 6

    Turkey has requested from Jabhat al-Nusra, a group designated by Ankara as a terrorist organization and as part of al-Qaeda, to help fight the Kurds in Tal Abyad, near the Turkish borders, claims .

    تركيا طلبت من الجولاني المشاركة والمساعدة في معركة تل أبيض القادمة.
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    Nov 5

    Worth reading w/ plenty of insights. I have different views--esp about stability but lots here.

    The Middle East’s counter-revolutionary bloc believes victory is well within reach but the job isn’t yet finished. This sense of progress & near-victory fuels the erratic behavior of authoritarian regimes these days across the region. New at :
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    Nov 5

    This is a must read. Its very alarming indeed what’s taking place across the Middle East and how certain Gulf states are contributing to global instability.

    The Middle East’s counter-revolutionary bloc believes victory is well within reach but the job isn’t yet finished. This sense of progress & near-victory fuels the erratic behavior of authoritarian regimes these days across the region. New at :
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  14. Nov 6

    Well put.

    Good piece that I mostly agree with. I’ve made similar arguments. Too much analysis about this moment of resurgent authoritarianism is simply wishful thinking. Sometimes repression works; sometimes bad guys win wars.
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    Nov 6

    'The Arab Winter Is Coming' - always interesting read by :

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  16. Nov 5

    Sisi: “We need a national committee to discuss ways to deal with social media.” (h/t )

    : نحتاج لجنة قومية لمناقشة كيفية التعامل مع مواقع التواصل الإجتماعي
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  17. Nov 5

    Concur, : ‘Turkey has clear security priorities & will use force to achieve them. Its objectives are irreconcilable with those of the Syrian Kurds & the US. So Ankara can’t simply be managed with an ill-defined road map in Manbij.’

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  18. Nov 5

    Thank you. And I agree.

    This is a great essay, and should be read paired with ’s piece in
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  19. Nov 5

    Here it is:

    Here we have a statement by al-Waldah tribal leadership, clearly denying the propaganda that was spread claiming the tribe would call for a rebellion against SDF, among other tribes.
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  20. Nov 5

    It was extremely easy to predict very, very early on that MbS wasn’t going anywhere, and that things like the Qatar crisis & the Yemen war are also not ending any time soon, if the region was understood through the lens explained here:

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    Nov 5

    "If the strongmen win—and they have a real chance—then the West will have to abandon its dream of a more politically open Middle East," writes :

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