Fall of the Assad Regime in Syria
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Syria's Relentless Blackouts Could Be an Opportunity for Israeli Technology
In his new article published in Haaretz, Dr. Joel Parker suggests long-term cooperation between Israel and the new government in Syria in the fields of energy and green tech.
The Turkey-Qatar Axis and its Impact on Post-Asad Syria
In our latest issue of Turkeyscope, Dr. Jonathan Ghariani highlights Turkey’s growing dominance in post-Asad Syria, backed by Qatar’s economic and diplomatic support. Ankara’s military interventions target Kurdish forces and capitalize on the diminished role of Iran. Increased Qatari and Turkish influence in Syria may heighten tensions with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Israel.
New Syria in the Making – Challenges and Opportunities for Israel
Dr. Nir Boms and Stephane Cohen analyze the recent events in Syria following Bashar Al-Assad’s departure from Damascus on December 7, 2024. This article is part of "Regional Cooperation in the Midst of Regional Conflagration: Examining the Partnership Agenda in the Shadow of October 7th", a joint MDC's Forum for Regional Cooperation/KAS publication, that focuses on the regional partnership agenda.
Why Syria's Kurds Are Calling for a Strategic Alliance With Israel
Prof. Ofra Bengio wrote in "Haaretz" about the rapprochement of Syria's Kurds to Israel.