House Oversight Document Lists Media Articles on Middle East Policy (2011)
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The passage merely enumerates article titles and authors from various publications with no specific allegations, names, transactions, or actionable details linking powerful actors to misconduct. It of Document dated 20 April 2011 references several opinion pieces on Israel, Palestine, and Egypt. Authors include William B. Quandt, Colum Lynch, David Ignatius, and Jacob Heilbrunn. No direct mention
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