Will the Oslo accords survive the war? What will the security architecture look like after the war? In this interview I speak about the changing regional architecture and the emerging scenarios for a possible day-after plans.
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Answers for Allies featuring Nir Boms and Albert Veksler
Will the Abraham Accords hold? Home for 48 hours from the Gaza envelope, Nir Boms, a major in the reserves Home Front Command Gaza Brigade, gives the large picture.
Strategy International Podcast – the Abraham Accords
I was happy to participate in a conversation with Strategy International that focuses on how the Abraham Accords have changed the Middle East.
SI#11: The Abraham Accords And Their Importance For The Middle East – YouTube
WARM PEACE IN THE MAKING – Examining P2P Relations, Two Years to the Abraham Accords
WARM PEACE IN THE MAKING – EXAMINING P2P RELATIONS TWO YEARS TO THE ABRAHAM ACCORDS
The Abraham Accords have offered a new and different model for regional relations and already shaped a different reality in the region by offering a dynamic of cooperation in just about all fields: business, security, diplomacy, tourism, and People-to-People (P2P) relations. However, there is more than meets the eye when it comes to bridge building between people and cultures following decades of animosity and some of the initial effort to build these bridges had actually backfired. This article seeks to analyze the challenges and opportunities of P2P relations under the framework of the Abraham Accords and to point toward a more constructive path that will enable them to develop and flourish.
Published in TPQ (transatlanticpolicy.com) by Nir Boms* and Ahmed Khuzaie**
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