Fahad Nazer

Arab Gulf States Institute

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Non-resident fellow with the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, DC; former political analyst with the Saudi Embassy in the US (1996-2003)

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For months, State Department officials and a few members of Congress have warned that America's at risk of violating international law.

The United States in another Middle-East civil war

For months, State Department officials and a few members of Congress have warned that America's at risk of violating international law.

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