Investigating conflict roots
I’m mapping out strategic, ideological, and geopolitical factors contributing to Iran and Israel's frequent conflicts, focusing on activities and recent analyses from institutions like the Carnegie Endowment.
Pulling together
I’m gathering sources, including academic ones, to explore "identity politics Iran Israel ideological hostility" for a comprehensive understanding.
Mapping out analysis
I’m gathering insights on regional power dynamics, security dilemmas, and alliance patterns, integrating identity, ideology, and technological factors for a comprehensive Chinese report.
Accessing sources
I’m thinking about checking this out: opening Carnegie.
Locating resources
I’m gathering sources to explore the ideological dimension, specifically an article from Brookings. This will help in understanding various perspectives.
Gathering information
Requesting proxies for "Iran's proxy network against Israel analysis 2023" article. Progressing through this task.
Organizing and analyzing
I’m piecing together the report's structure, covering conflict definition, first principles, economic penalties, and regional conditions. The focus is on power dynamics, proxy conflicts, and nuclear deterrence. Future scenarios and policy suggestions are included.
Starting new review
I’m diving into "CSIS War by Proxy" and concluded that scrolling isn’t necessary for now.
Consulting ICS
Piecing together sources
I’m assembling sources for a topic, looking for ideological references to anti-Zionism for a balanced view.
Evaluating sources
I'm examining the JSTOR preview for citation possibilities. Also, considering earlier Iranian policy articles.
Compiling citations
Laying out sources from Brookings, CSIS, RAND, and Carnegie for structural security dilemmas, proxy warfare, and nuclear implications.
Crafting the report
I’m piecing together the Chinese report, focusing on consistent citations and clear sections with headings.
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