MEF fellow
Amatzia Baram
Milstein Writing Fellow
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Profile
Amatzia Baram is a Milstein writing fellow and professor emeritus of Middle East history at the University of Haifa, where he founded the Center for Iraq Studies. He advised the U.S. government on Iraq under 5 presidents and has published 6 books and about 80 journal articles.
Summarized from the MEF bio of Amatzia Baram, read October 4, 2026.
Writes on: history of the region; Iran's proxies and militias; U.S. Middle East policy; Iraq; Iran; Lebanon.
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MEF Work (25)
Bylined pieces published by the Middle East Forum, newest first, 2010 to 2026. Titles are quoted as MEF published them and link to the original on meforum.org.
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2026 (5)
- The Hormuz Crisis Was Hiding in Plain Sight
- The Assassination of Ali Khamenei Led to a Revolution That Only Strengthened Iran, And Israel Is in a Pickle
- Inside Iran’s Fragmented Decision-Making Structure
- Revolutionary Guards Take the Reins in Iran
- Iran’s Protests Look Like the First Tremors of Regime Collapse
2024 (9)
- Assad’s Army: What Went Wrong
- Backgrounder: Abu Muhammad al-Julani
- A Plan to End the Israel-Hezbollah War
- One Year After October 7: Iran and Israel on the Brink
- Israel Can Deter Hezbollah and Strengthen the Border
- Meanwhile, in Tehran . . .
- Iran's New President Is a 'Reformist'; Will It Matter?
- Iran's 'Axis of Resistance' after October 7, Part II: The Houthis
- Iran's 'Axis of Resistance' after October 7, Part 1: Hezbollah
2022 (5)
2016 (1)
2010 (1)
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