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1- In my estimation, there’s no direct correlation between the agreement brokered between Saudi Arabia and Iran and the prospect of a near “normalisation” with Isreal. However, in the Middle East, political dynamics are not pounded by borders, hence the agreement…
1- In my estimation, there’s no direct correlation between the agreement brokered between Saudi Arabia and Iran and the prospect of a near “normalisation” with Isreal. However, in the Middle East, political dynamics are not pounded by borders, hence the agreement…
2- But everyone should be reminded that without the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, the Kingdom would not normalise relations with Israel. This position is more powerful now after the agreement with Iran because it shows high levels of pragmatism by both…
3- The biggest obstacle is the growing resentment among Isreal’s right wing, however they are now at a sensitive moment domestically, regionally, and globally, whereby they are being increasingly pushed towards accepting the establishment of a Palestinian state and the Saudi…
4- In light of the current global environment, in which China and Russia are increasingly playing significant roles in an almost a multipolar world, the West including America doesn’t have much leverage to support Isreal’s resentment, and actually there’s a loss of appetite to do…
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