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===Criticism===

===Criticism===

Some have criticized NATO for acting inside the Arab world with the Mediterranean Duologue, critic’s claim that the United States and NATO members, are trying to appease the terrorist group operating in some of the Duologue countries. The [[New Republic]] stated that, “Underlying all this confusion is a major shift in Middle East policy by the U.S. government now seeks dialogue with Hezbollah and the Muslim Brotherhood, both Islamist groups that avoid ties to Al Qaeda.” <ref> http://www.tnr.com/doc.mhtml?i=w050425&s=braude042905</ref>David Kaplan of [[U.S. News & World Report]], wrote that the one "strategy being pursued is to make peace with radical Muslim figures who eschew violence. At the top of the list: the Muslim Brotherhood, the pre-eminent Islamist society, founded in 1928 and now with tens of thousands of followers worldwide."<ref> David Kaplan, U.S. News & World Repor, http://www.tnr.com/doc.mhtml?i=w050425&s=braude042905</ref> NATO and the United States, state that the reason for the Dialogue is to work with these countries against common threats such as terrorism.

Some have criticized NATO for acting inside the Arab world with the Mediterranean Duologue, critic’s claim that the United States and NATO members, are trying to appease the terrorist group operating in some of the Duologue countries. The [[New Republic]] stated that, “Underlying all this confusion is a major shift in Middle East policy by the U.S. government now seeks dialogue with Hezbollah and the Muslim Brotherhood, both Islamist groups that avoid ties to Al Qaeda.” <ref> http://www.tnr.com/doc.mhtml?i=w050425&s=braude042905</ref>David Kaplan of [[U.S. News & World Report]], wrote that the one "strategy being pursued is to make peace with radical Muslim figures who eschew violence. At the top of the list: the Muslim Brotherhood, the pre-eminent Islamist society, founded in 1928 and now with tens of thousands of followers worldwide."<ref> David Kaplan, U.S. News & World Repor, http://www.tnr.com/doc.mhtml?i=w050425&s=braude042905</ref> NATO and the United States, state that the reason for the Dialogue is to work with these countries against common threats such as terrorism.