Israel Foreign Policy
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Warm Peace in the Making - Examining P2P Relations Two Years to the Abraham Accords
Nir Boms, alongside Ahmed Khuzaie, have published an article in the Transatlantic Policy Quarterly, which analyzes developments and challenges in people to people relationships between Israelis and nationals in Abraham Accord countries.
Saudi-Israeli Relations: Progress, Risks and Opportunities
Chelsi Mueller has published an article in the Transatlantic Policy Quarterly on the history and changes in Saudi-Israeli foreign relations.
The Abraham Accords- Israel and the Middle East- What Next?
Eyal Zisser, the Vice Rector of TAU and former director of MDC, has published an article in the Translatlantic Policy Quarterly discussing Israel's aims with the Abraham Accords, and their future effects.
An Israeli-Sudanese Rapprochement? Context, Interests, and Implications
In this issue of Ifriqiya, Asher Lubotzky discusses the context, opportunities, and risks involved in the pursuit of a normalization deal between Israel and Sudan.
Israel and Rwanda’s Emerging Alliance: A Mutual Strategic Choice
Rina Bassist takes a look at Israel-Rwanda strengthening relations.
The Gulf Arab states and Israel since 1967: from ‘no negotiation’ to tacit cooperation
Uzi Rabi and Chelsi Mueller investigate the changing posture of the Gulf Arab states towards Israel, post-1967, in their latest peer-reviewed article for the British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies.
"Good Neighborliness" on Israel's northern border? (in Hebrew)
In this issue of Middle East Crossroads (צומת המזרח התיכון), Dr. Nir Boms analyzes the humanitarian role of Israel towards the Syrian Golan. In Hebrew.