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Joseph Braude’s Biography

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Author and Middle East specialist Joseph Braude studied Near Eastern Languages at Yale and Arabic and Islamic history at Princeton. He is a writer and editor at Majalla, a leading Arabic- and English-language magazine. He serves as advisor to the Al-Mesbar Center for Research and Studies in the UAE, senior fellow in the Middle East program at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, and counselor on Arab affairs at America Abroad Media in Washington.

In the United States, his writing has been pub…

Joseph Braude’s Journalist Portfolio

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New and Noteworthy in Arab and Islamic Affairs, 10-31-17

New and Noteworthy in Arab and Islamic Affairs, 10-31-17

Saudi Arabia challenges Hezbollah in Lebanon, the UAE brings AI into government, and a former DIA chief dispe…

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New and Noteworthy in Arab and Islamic Affairs, 10-30-17

New and Noteworthy in Arab and Islamic Affairs, 10-30-17

Hints of coordination for a "regional settlement" with Israel, and mixed outcomes for Algerian soft power. To…

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New and Noteworthy in Arab and Islamic Affairs, 10-29-17

New and Noteworthy in Arab and Islamic Affairs, 10-29-17

Trump's ambassador to the UN lays off Doha and pressures Juba.

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A conversation with David Shedd - Majalla Magazine

A conversation with David Shedd - Majalla Magazine

An exclusive interview with the former Acting Director of the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency, David Shedd.

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New and noteworthy in Arab and Islamic affairs, 10-24-17

New and noteworthy in Arab and Islamic affairs, 10-24-17

A business bridge extends from Saudi Arabia, while Morocco confronts its Saharan nemesis.

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New and Noteworthy in Arab and Islamic Affairs, 10-23-17

New and Noteworthy in Arab and Islamic Affairs, 10-23-17

A questionable pledge by Tillerson in Riyadh and a tougher line against Qatar in Congress.

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Articles

Donnez-leur la parole : de nombreux Gazaouis souhaitent désespérément émigrer | Epoch Times

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By Joseph Braude
| Epoch Times France
Récemment, les États-Unis et Israël ont rejeté la proposition de la Ligue arabe pour la reconstruction de Gaza. Le plan des dirigeants arabes répondait à l’appel du président Trump à faciliter la migration des habitants de Gaza vers des pays d’accueil après cette guerre dévastatrice. La proposition de M. Trump a suscité l’indignation dans certains milieux et a été dénigrée comme une proposition de « déplacement forcé » et de « nettoyage ethnique ».
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Give Them a Voice: Many Gazans Desperately Want to Emigrate

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By Joseph Braude
| The Epoch Times
Commentary Recently, the United States and Israel rejected the Arab League proposal for reconstruction of Gaza. The Arab leaders’ plan was a response to President Trump’s call to facilitate the migration of Gazans to countries of refuge following the devastating war.
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Give Them a Voice: Many Gazans Desperately Want to Emigrate

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By Joseph Braude
| Times-Leader Verified
Last week, the United States and Israel rejected the Arab League proposal for reconstruction of Gaza. The Arab leaders’ plan was a response to President Trump's call to facilitate the migration of Gazans to countries of refuge following the devastating war.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Columnist on "school life" at the Providence Journal, 1991.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Absolutely.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

By e-mail.