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Israel and Iran's risky gambit - Vimarsana News

Israel and Iran's risky gambit

Escalation between the two rivals has shifted the shadow conflict to direct confrontation

How Women's Rights Compare Across the Middle East • Stimson Center - Vimarsana News

How Women's Rights Compare Across the Middle East • Stimson Center

Join for a discussion on the progress women have made across five countries in the Middle East in terms of literacy and higher education as well as uneven strides in employment and social freedoms.

The Implications of the Gaza War • Stimson Center - Vimarsana News

The Implications of the Gaza War • Stimson Center

The Gaza War has caused profound damage as well as potentially monumental changes for Israel, the Palestinians, the U.S. and Iranian interests in the Middle East.

Barbara Slavin - Vimarsana News

Barbara Slavin

 Barbara Slavin is the author of Bitter Friends, Bosom Enemies: Iran, the U.S. and the Twisted Path to Confrontation (St. Martins, 2007), former assistant managing editor of the Washington Times and former diplomatic reporter for USA Today.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110211:23:50:00

Learn more at insidepsoriasis.com. and talk to your doctor about psoriasis. ♪ with me no uh is the middle east columnist for "the new york times" and the author of the book "bitter friends, bosom enemies -- iran, the u.s. and the twisted path to confrontation." barbara, let me start with you and iran. i hear they're trying to twist this as oh, you see that, we got the u.s. is that really their strategy? and are the people of iran buying it? >> well, i don't think the