Against the backdrop of a war that has now lasted more than a year and a half, the Arab peace states remain committed to the agreements and to the vision of normalization with Israel. However, there is growing concern that the continuation of Israel’s current policy will cause multidimensional damage to the relations between the sides

This policy paper outlines the recommended strategy for ending the war in the Gaza Strip while fully achieving its objectives and improving Israel’s long-term strategic posture. The majority of the principles and proposed course of action presented in this document align with the Egyptian–Arab proposal for ending the war, which was presented in April 2025 and has not been discussed by the Israeli government. It is proposed that the principles of this plan serve as a basis for negotiations  As part of these negotiations, the following demands should be added: the disarmament of Hamas and the assurance that it will not be able to rebuild its military capabilities. Most importantly, steps must be taken to prevent the integration of Hamas into any future Palestinian governing framework.

Beijing is leading a series of initiatives to advance the Chinese vision for the global order. What are the implications for Israel?

An up-to-date overview of the nuclear talks with Iran, in the context of the serious report issued by the International Atomic Energy Agency

When it comes to US–Israel relations, is it a case of “what was is what will be”? The significant erosion of the key pillars of this relationship does not bode well