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Jacques Neriah

Col. (ret.) Dr. Jacques Neriah, a special analyst for the Middle East at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, was formerly Foreign Policy Adviser to Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Deputy Head for Assessment of Israeli Military Intelligence.

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Jacques NeriahJCPAApril 7, 2020
Lebanon suffocates under coronavirus and rising US dollar
The pandemic, coupled with the economic slump in Lebanon, will force decision-makers to try once more to overcome the deadlock paralyzing the country to Israel’s north.
Jacques Neriah. Credit: Twitter.
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Jacques NeriahJCPAOctober 31, 2019
Is Lebanon sliding into another civil war?
Any change significant enough to quell the current unrest in Israel’s northern neighbor would be tantamount to a declaration of war against Hezbollah, overturning the Taif Agreement of 1989.
Jacques Neriah. Credit: Twitter.
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Jacques NeriahJCPAOctober 24, 2019
US pullout from Syria came as no surprise to the Kurds
Developments in northern Syria prove that the Kurds and Syrians, under Russian auspices, have finally reached an agreement on a solution to the Kurdish question in Syria.
Jacques Neriah. Credit: Twitter.
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Jacques NeriahJCPAAugust 28, 2019
Egypt’s arrest of Ramy Shaath
As relations between Cairo and Ramallah continue to deteriorate, Egypt’s arrest of senior Palestinian official Nabil Shaath’s son on terrorism charges may be a sign of things to come.
Jacques Neriah. Credit: Twitter.
Featured column
Jacques NeriahThe Jerusalem Center for Public AffairsDecember 19, 2018
Why is Hezbollah so quiet about the attack tunnels?
Lebanon is at a crossroads, as it struggles for stability. An upheaval in Lebanon does not serve the interests of either Hezbollah or Iran.
Jacques Neriah. Credit: Twitter.
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