Iraq – Page 2 – Journal of Middle Eastern Politics and Policy

Tunisia: “Unemployment has killed me”

Youth unemployment is a major driver of radicalization in Tunisia, which supplies more fighters to Syria and Iraq than any other country.

The terrorist group aims to shrink the “grayzone”: the plane of coexistence between Muslims in the West and their non-Muslim countrymen.

We discuss an Israeli bill banning BDS supporters from the country, Saudi’s first comic convention, and the legacy of the Iran-Iraq War.

The dangerous assumption that Iraqis are unable to govern themselves must be challenged.

In our seventh episode, Middle East Weekly looks at the prospects of a one-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, the

JMEPP speaks with Gregory Aftandilian on the devastating battles for Aleppo and Mosul -and what’s next for Syria and Iraq.

Middle East Weekly explores the human cost of the White House’s approach to immigration policy, and what it means for U.S. foreign policy.