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Netanyahu’s Strategic Calculus: Israeli Consolidation Before…

Policy Paper By Ameer Makhoul, Progress Center for Policies After overcoming most of the obstacles in his path, the indications are mounting that Netanyahu intends to postpone the Knesset elections until 2027. To achieve this, he would need either a state of security emergency or a legal amendment regarding elections. According to respected analyst Hanan […]

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The Palestine Issue is Reshaping the UK Political Landscape

Analysis by Hamza Ali | Progress Center for Policies Introduction: The ongoing war in Gaza continues to reverberate far beyond the Middle East, increasingly reshaping the political landscape of the United Kingdom in particular. What began as a foreign policy flashpoint has now evolved into a defining electoral issue — one that is fracturing long-standing […]

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Muscat Meeting Between Washington and Tehran: Insights into the…

Dr. Mohamad Kawas – Progress Center for Policies Policy Paper Executive Summary: An unclear debate with deliberate motives took place in Iran regarding the use of an indirect pathway to negotiations before transitioning — as was expected — to direct talks. Iran is playing the card of a temporary agreement as an interim solution to […]

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Statement by Israeli Air Force Officers Goes Beyond Domestic Politics

Summary by Ameer Makhoul – Progress Center for Policies In a surprising development that has unsettled the Israeli political scene, reservist and retired Israeli Air Force officers addressed a message to the Prime Minister’s Office and the public, stating: “We, the reservists and retired aircrew combatants, demand the immediate return of the hostages — even […]

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Netanyahu–Trump Meeting: Convergence and Divergence on Key Issues

Analysis by Ameer Makhoul, Progress Center for Policies The tripartite summit in Cairo—comprising Egypt, France, and Jordan—reflected, to some extent, two opposing yet coexisting approaches. One is represented by the participants of the Cairo summit—broadly, the Arab and European bloc—and the other by the populist alliance led by Trump, flanked by Netanyahu and Hungarian Prime […]

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