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Debbie Mohnblatt

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Journalist, correspondent of Middle East affairs for The Media Line news agency. Podcast host at Medio Oriente 123 and Etzlil en el Medio Oriente. Experienced public speaker, writer and lecturer in three different languages.

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Debbie Mohnblatt, Author at The Media Line

Debbie Mohnblatt, Author at The Media Line

The Media Line led over twenty years ago in pioneering the American independent news agency in the Middle Eas…

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Debbie Mohnblatt, Author at The Media Line

Debbie Mohnblatt, Author at The Media Line

The Media Line led over twenty years ago in pioneering the American independent news agency in the Middle Eas…

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Despite new presidential candidates, Iranian policy is unlikely to change

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By Debbie Mohnblatt Verified
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Experts believe that regardless of who is elected president, Tehran’s foreign and domestic policies are expected to remain largely unchanged As the Iranian presidential elections approach, the Islamic Republic approved six candidates to run: three hard-liners, two moderates, and one reformist, in an apparent bid to boost the electorate’s turnout.
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La migración irregular a Italia disminuye drásticamente mientras los migrantes se acumulan en Túnez

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By Debbie Mohnblatt Verified
| MSN España
Microsoft se preocupa por tu privacidad Microsoft y nuestros proveedores de terceros usan cookies para almacenar y acceder a información como identificadores únicos para entregar, mantener y mejorar nuestros servicios y anuncios. Si está de acuerdo, MSN y Microsoft Bing personalizarán el contenido y los anuncios que vea.
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La migración irregular a Italia disminuye drásticamente mientras los migrantes se acumulan en Túnez

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By Debbie Mohnblatt Verified
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Como resultado de la asociación ítalo-tunecina para mitigar la migración, miles de posibles migrantes a Europa quedan atrapados en Túnez en medio del creciente discurso antiinmigrante y la violencia. Italia ha experimentado una disminución significativa en las llegadas desde África tras el lanzamiento de una asociación con Túnez destinada a reducir la migración desde la nación del norte de África.
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