US President Donald Trump’s efforts in the Middle East may be creating the conditions Israel needs to achieve peace.
"Oslo, in our view, was one of the greatest strategic catastrophes, maybe the greatest strategic catastrophe since the founding of the State of Israel.”
The generous offer of advanced American arms, which Trump made to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was undoubtedly an unpleasant shock to Netanyahu.
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Although the visit focused on economic matters, it also carried political significance, with important implications for Israel.
Abdullah bin Zayed also underscored his country’s humanitarian commitment, noting that the UAE has delivered over 42% of all international aid to Gaza in the past two years.
Dalia Ziada: If we want to bring peace to the Middle East, there are three key players they need to focus on and find ways to make them work together: Israel, Egypt, and Jordan.
We must remember that our story won’t end in a Hollywood illusion. It will end in resolution, mutual responsibility, and internal solidarity.
As Syria reconfigures its political order, we must not forget the hard lessons of Cuba’s transformation into a Cold War adversary.
Iraq has sought to spotlight the war in Gaza and to bring Arab countries together on this issue.
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