Egypt, Israel, and the Levant
Political, economic, and security trends in Egypt, Israel and Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan
Syria’s decade-long conflict continues to destabilize the Levant. Syria remains an arena for proxy wars by external forces, millions of Syrians experience protracted displacement in the region, and compounding crises in Syria and Lebanon indicate prolonged economic hardship. Meanwhile, Israel’s new relationships with Arab states are creating new opportunities, while it seeks to manage enduring threats from Iran and its proxies in the Levant. The Middle East Program analyzes the evolving political, geopolitical, and humanitarian dynamics in the Levant and Egypt, providing analysis and recommendations for U.S. policy.
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Featured Projects
Lebanon’s Growing Humanitarian Crisis
Brief by Will Todman and Caleb Harper — December 16, 2021
Featured Analysis
Lebanon’s Dangerous Campaign against Refugees
Commentary by Natasha Hall and Will Todman — June 4, 2024
Featured Podcast
Karim Haggag: Egypt's Balancing Act
Podcast Episode by Jon B. Alterman, Natasha Hall, and Leah Hickert — July 9, 2024