Relations Between Israel and the UAE and Bahrain: Five Years to the Abraham Accords, Two Years to October 7
In this latest edition of Tel Aviv Notes, Josh Krasna examines the Abraham Accords from the Emirati and Bahraini perspectives.
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Retelling Bahrain: identity formation in historical narratives of the government and Shiʿi opposition factions in the 1980s
Ilan Zalayat has published an article in Middle East Studies that examines three historical narratives from 1980s Bahrain, each constructing different contours of Bahraini identity to assert the superior attachment of its narrator in the country.
The October 7 Massacre and the War in Gaza: Impact on Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates
Dr. Joshua Krasna analyzed in Foreign Policy Research Institute the impact of the October 7 attacks and the Israel-Hamas war on Israel’s relations with United Arab Emirates and Bahrain.
Between Swords of Iran and Al Aqsa Deluge: The Regional Politics of the Hamas-Israel War
Dr. Joshua Krasna and Dr. Brandon Friedman assess, in an article published by Foreign Policy Research Institute, how the Hamas-Israel War is affecting regional politics.
Memory Politics in Bahrain: The Invocation of the Early Modern Past in the Aftermath of the February 14, 2011 Uprising
Chelsi Mueller has published an article in "The History & Memory journal", discussing how Bahraini historical collective memory of a Shi'a uprising in 1922 was used politically during the 2011 uprisings in Bahrain.
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.
Hizballah, Lebanon, and Reconciliation with the Gulf: The Impasse
In the latest issue of Tel Aviv Notes, Carl Yonker examines the impasse in Lebanese-Gulf relations due to Hizballah's dominant position in Lebanon.