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By Amer Al Sabaileh - May 13,2024
Israeli control of the Rafah border crossing with Egypt marks a significant shift in the conflict’s dynamics, signalling a new phase.
By Amer Al Sabaileh - May 06,2024
There is no doubt that the Biden administration is concentrating on brokering a deal in the Middle East, as clearly stated by US Secretary of State Blinken during his recent visit to Saudi Arabia.
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Apr 28,2024
Following the most recent Israeli attack, both Iran and Israel seem to be formulating comprehensive security strategies aimed at safeguarding their borders and ensuring for international allies the protection of civilians ahead of the battle of Rafah.
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Apr 22,2024
There was no doubt that Israel would respond to the Iranian attacks, but it is likely to opt for more focused and intelligence-based operations targeting sensitive targets, rather than adopting a style similar to Iran’s.
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Apr 14,2024
The pressure on Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu from the Biden administration might lead the Israelis to adopt a more flexible approach in Gaza, especially on the humanitarian front.
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Apr 08,2024
The security dynamics of the region are undergoing a profound transformation, with the spectre of an open conflict between Iran and Israel looming large.
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Apr 01,2024
Recently, there has been a surge in calls to mobilise the Jordanian populace. These calls aim to garner support for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Mar 17,2024
Amid escalating tensions in the Gaza Strip, diplomatic efforts are underway to prevent a potential invasion of Rafah by Israel.
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Mar 10,2024
There is no doubt that the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is putting more pressure on the international community to find solutions. The recent air-drops of aid will inevitably raise the need for more practical solutions to address this dire situation.
By Amer Al Sabaileh - Mar 03,2024
The persistence of the conflict, the failure of nation-states, the lack of enlightenment processes within countries, and the shifting focus, primarily on security, have contributed to deep psychological divisions among the region's populations.
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