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Egypt’s Remilitarized Sinai Is a Future Powder Keg

2022David SchenkerDemocracy and PoliticsEgyptForeign RelationsMilitary AffairsPaperWashington Institute
June 03, 2022 14:07 pm
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Source: Washington Institute Author(s): David Schenker Original Link: https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/policy-analysis/egypts-remilitarized-sinai-future-powder-keg Cairo needs to hear from Israel, the United States, and the Multinational Force & Observers that its security violations erode the Egypt-Israel peace. Read more at original link

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Top Agenda Items for the U.S.-Egypt Strategic Dialogue

2021David SchenkerDemocracy and PoliticsEgyptForeign RelationsPaperWashington Institute
November 05, 2021 15:47 pm
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Source: Washington Institute Author(s): David Schenker Original Link: https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/policy-analysis/top-agenda-items-us-egypt-strategic-dialogue In addition to continuing the discussion of withheld U.S. funding, Secretary Blinken’s team should focus on steering Cairo toward productive steps in Ethiopia, Sudan, Libya, Lebanon, and Syria. Read more at original link

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David Schenker

David SchenkerDemocracy and PoliticsExpertForeign RelationsHuman RightsIslamic Movements and InstitutionsSecurity and Counter-TerrorismWashington Institute
March 26, 2021 14:00 pm
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David Schenker is a Senior Fellow at The Washington Institute. Confirmed by the Senate on June 5, 2019, he served as Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs through January 2021. In that capacity, he was the principal Middle East advisor to the secretary of state and the senior official overseeing the conduct of

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Getting Tough with Egypt Won’t Work

2021David SchenkerDemocracy and PoliticsEconomyEgyptForeign RelationsMilitary AffairsPaperWashington Institute
March 25, 2021 14:00 pm
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Source: The Washington Institute Author(s): David Schenker Original Link:  https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/policy-analysis/getting-tough-egypt-wont-work A more modest approach is warranted, one that emphasizes core interests, acknowledges the limitations of U.S. leverage, and avoids going too far with funding cuts and sanctions. Read more at original link

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