The Moshe Dayan Center (MDC)'s Hiwar Forum, with support from the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Israel office, has published a special issue in the Foreign Policy Research Institute's journal, Orbis: A Journal of World Affairs.
In the spirit of the MDC's Hiwar Forum for Intra-Regional Dialogue, the issue focuses on regional analysis on a subject of mutual interest. In this case, post-Abraham Accords regional security order. We also included European and American "discussants" for their perspectives. As such, the issue includes contributions from Omar Al-Ubaydli, Mohamed Chtatou, Farah Bdour, Cinzia Bianco and Corrado Cok, Josh Krasna and Hadar Lasry, and Lindsay Benstead.
Table of Contents:
- Guest Editor's Corner - Joshua S. Krasna
- Saudi Arabia's Reluctant Regionalism - Brandon Friedman
- Weak Homegrown Research Proves an Obstacles to Middle East Security - Omar Al-Ubaydli
- Jordan and the Abraham Accords - Farah Bdour
- Israel and the Emerging Strategic Architecture in the Middle East - Joshua S. Krasna amd Hadar Lasry
- The Moroccan-Israeli Geostrategic Relationship: From a Harmonious Past to a Promising Future - Mohamed Chtatou
- Europe Vis-A-Vis the Changing Regional Order in the MENA - Cinzia Bianco and Corrado Cok
- The US View of the Transforming Strategic Context in the MENA - Lindsay J. Benstead
- The Future of Global Uncertainty - Bilahari Kausikan