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China’s Infrastructure Projects in the Middle East: Lessons from China’s Engagement Elsewhere

Date

December 19, 2022

In our latest issue of Iqtisadi, Ms. Dominika Urhova discusses the economic strategy and role of China in the Middle East, and analyzes the implications of China's growing influence in the region.

November

2022

Hiwar - Forum for Intra-Regional Dialogue

Hizballah’s Narrative in the Service of Legitimizing Military Action

Date

September 4, 2022

In August issue of Beehive, Shay Jovany analyzes the online narrative regarding the "Karish" gas field dispute as developed by Hizballah.

Bustan Vol. 13, No. 1 (Summer 2022)

Date

July 30, 2022

Bustan Vol. 13, No. 1 (Summer 2022).

Nasrallah is playing with fire

Date

July 23, 2022

Eyal Zisser, the Vice Rector of TAU and former director of MDC, has published an article in "Israel Hayom", discussing Hassan Nasrallah's threats of waging all-out war against Israel.

Fear and awe on the way to Baalbek

Date

June 22, 2022

In this issue of BeeHive Moran Levanoni explores the political and social impact of the Lebanese TV series “Al-Hayba”.

Expect more of the same in Lebanon

Date

May 17, 2022

Eyal Zisser, the Vice Rector of TAU and former director of MDC, has published an article in "Israel Hayom", discussing the recent elections in Lebanon.

Politics, War and Eastern Mediterranean Gas

Date

March 24, 2022

In the latest issue of Tel Aviv Notes, Joshua Krasna examines several significant developments regarding Eastern Mediterranean gas from the past two months.

Hizballah, Lebanon, and Reconciliation with the Gulf: The Impasse

Date

March 10, 2022

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.

Zero-Sum versus Win-Win in the Middle East

Date

February 22, 2022

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.