Abraham Accords
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Israel and the Arab Middle East—A New Geopolitical Architecture
Uzi Rabi, the director of the Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies, has published an article in The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune, analyzing the changes in the Middle East’s regional architecture and the evolving blocs and alignments.
A Tale of Two Normalizations: Israeli Normalization with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain – Part II
In this edition of Tel Aviv Notes, Joshua Krasna continues his examination of Israel's normalization agreements with the UAE and Bahrain, focusing on Bahrain in this second part of his two-part analysis of these agreements.
A Tale of Two Normalizations: Israeli Normalization with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) – Part I
In the latest issue of Tel Aviv Notes, Joshua Krasna examines recent developments in the foreign policy of the U.A.E. that impact its relations with Israel and the current status of relations between the two states.
Warm Peace and the Challenge of People to People Relations after the Abraham Accords
Nir Boms writes, alongside Bahraini political consultant Shayan Arya, for "Fikra Forum" of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy about the importance of people-to-people relations for the Abraham Accords.
A U-Turn in Israeli-Turkish Relations: The Fall of Ikhwanism and the Rise of the Abraham Accords
This issue of Turkeyscope focuses on Israeli-Turkish relations. Dr. Gökhan Çınkara explains the current decline of Ikhwanism and the rise of the Abraham Accords and its possible impact on the Israeli-Turkish relations.
Zero-Sum versus Win-Win in the Middle East
In our latest issue of Iqtisadi: The Middle East Economy, Paul Rivlin analyses the economic effects of having a zero-sum versus a win-win approach to problems. Increased bilateral trade since the Abraham Accords offer an example of a win-win scenario while the current Lebanese crisis shows how difficult it can be to escape a zero-sum game.
Pan Arabism 2.0? The Struggle for a New Paradigm in the Middle East
Nir Boms and Hussein Aboubakr have published an article in "Religions", where they seek to explain the rise of a new Gulf-led axis and the early formulation of a new agenda of a more tolerant Middle East, as was manifested in the Abraham Accords.
