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France’s Role in Syrian Reconstruction, and the Implications for Israel

Research Forum | January 2019
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france’s role in syrian reconstruction, and the implications for israel. after almost eight years of brutal violence, the syrian civil war is nearing a conclusion. the ultimate outcome of this conflict and the subsequent reconstruction of syria are of utmost importance to israel, which will need to rely on the actions of other parties in the arena with interests similar to its own. france is one such party. the french strategic interest in syria spans decades, and since the outbreak of the civil war and the rise of the islamic state, france has paid renewed attention to syria. france now has now the largest western military presence in syria and is one of the leading providers of humanitarian aid. with the end of the war in sight, france also needs to evaluate how it can play a role in syrian reconstruction. this article investigates the possible french involvement in the reconstruction process, focusing on the challenges president macron will face in syria, particularly in terms of coordination with key allies such as the united states and the european union. finally, the article discusses the implications of french involvement in syria for israeli security.
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france’s role in syrian reconstruction, and the implications for israel. after almost eight years of brutal violence, the syrian civil war is nearing a conclusion. the ultimate outcome of this conflict and the subsequent reconstruction of syria are of utmost importance to israel, which will need to rely on the actions of other parties in the arena with interests similar to its own. france is one such party. the french strategic interest in syria spans decades, and since the outbreak of the civil war and the rise of the islamic state, france has paid renewed attention to syria. france now has now the largest western military presence in syria and is one of the leading providers of humanitarian aid. with the end of the war in sight, france also needs to evaluate how it can play a role in syrian reconstruction. this article investigates the possible french involvement in the reconstruction process, focusing on the challenges president macron will face in syria, particularly in terms of coordination with key allies such as the united states and the european union. finally, the article discusses the implications of french involvement in syria for israeli security.

After almost eight years of brutal violence, the Syrian civil war is nearing a conclusion. The ultimate outcome of this conflict and the subsequent reconstruction of Syria are of utmost importance to Israel, which will need to rely on the actions of other parties in the arena with interests similar to its own. France is one such party. The French strategic interest in Syria spans decades, and since the outbreak of the civil war and the rise of the Islamic State, France has paid renewed attention to Syria. France now has now the largest Western military presence in Syria and is one of the leading providers of humanitarian aid. With the end of the war in sight, France also needs to evaluate how it can play a role in Syrian reconstruction. This article investigates the possible French involvement in the reconstruction process, focusing on the challenges President Macron will face in Syria, particularly in terms of coordination with key allies such as the United States and the European Union. Finally, the article discusses the implications of French involvement in Syria for Israeli security.


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france’s role in syrian reconstruction, and the implications for israel. after almost eight years of brutal violence, the syrian civil war is nearing a conclusion. the ultimate outcome of this conflict and the subsequent reconstruction of syria are of utmost importance to israel, which will need to rely on the actions of other parties in the arena with interests similar to its own. france is one such party. the french strategic interest in syria spans decades, and since the outbreak of the civil war and the rise of the islamic state, france has paid renewed attention to syria. france now has now the largest western military presence in syria and is one of the leading providers of humanitarian aid. with the end of the war in sight, france also needs to evaluate how it can play a role in syrian reconstruction. this article investigates the possible french involvement in the reconstruction process, focusing on the challenges president macron will face in syria, particularly in terms of coordination with key allies such as the united states and the european union. finally, the article discusses the implications of french involvement in syria for israeli security.
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