Mr. “Joel Rayburn” the former US envoy to Syria and director of the American Center for Levant Studies, talks about the consequences of suspending the US sanctions on Assad’s regime in Syria, and how we can prevent Assad from take advantage of this act.
Mr. “Joel Rayburn” the former US envoy to Syria and the director of American Center for Levant Studies, proposed an alternative mechanism for supplying humanitarian aid to Syria, away from the restrictions that restrict the work of the United Nations and its affiliated bodies.
Mr. “Joel Rayburn” the former US envoy to Syria and director of the American Center for Levant Studies, criticized the method used by the United Nations to deliver aid to the afflicted in northern Syria, which was severely affected by the violent earthquake that occurred recently in both southern Turkey and northern Syria, calling for …
The American Center for Levant Studies had discussions in Congress this week on Middle East policy. Our takeaway: there’s a new energy in Congress to be much more active on the Syria & Iran files. The mood on Capitol Hill has changed.
A discussion and analysis on the prospects and implications of Turkey’s normalization outreach to the Assad regime, including implications for Syrians, regional security, and US-Turkey relations.
Former US Syria Envoy Joel Rayburn comments on Ankara’s recent diplomatic outreach to the Assad regime; on Assad’s continuing economic and political weakness; and on Assad’s narcotrafficking, which has made him the “Pablo Escobar” of the Middle East.
In an interview with Al Hadath on January 3, former US Syria Envoy Joel Rayburn was critical of Turkey’s recent diplomatic outreach to the Assad regime. Rayburn commented that other countries’ normalization initiatives with Assad have ended in failure.
In this video US former Envoy to Syria and Director of the American Center for Levant Studies, Mr. Joel Rayburn discusses with Director of ORSAM, Dr. Ahmet Uysal the following topics: – What is the situation on the Turkey-Syria border? – What are the intentions of the parties involved: Turkey, the Syrian opposition forces, the …
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