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Tag Archives: Abraham Accords

Europe’s bystander approach to the Abraham Accords harms its own interests

CommentariesBy Daphne Richemond-BarakMarch 16, 2021Leave a comment

The Abraham Accords are a game changer for the Middle East and for Europe; yet they have been met by European leaders with skepticism. This approach threatens to harm not only the region, but also Europe’s own interests.

Report on trends in the delegitimisation of Israel

CommentariesBy Pieter HoogendoornJanuary 20, 2021Leave a comment

The International Legal Forum recently published a report ’Summary of Trends & Key Events of 2020 – Looking Ahead Towards 2021‘. A report full of pratical insights w.r.t. anti-Semitism and delegitimization.

‘Realistic idealism’ – reflections on the Abraham Accords

BlogsBy Andrew TuckerDecember 24, 2020Leave a comment

The recent normalization agreements between Israel and a number of Arabic states seem to indicate that a growing number of Arabic/Islamic states prefer to switch from the idealistic ‘perpetrator-victim’ paradigm to a more realistic approach – a switch from a situation of captivity and stagnation to a future of peace, prosperity and security.

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