Archives Palestinian Conflict - Page 15 of 17 - New Eastern Outlook

In connection with the beginning of the current Palestinian-Israeli war in the Gaza Strip, the diplomatic departments of the Middle East countries have intensified their activities for objective reasons. Approximately identical issues are being discussed, because a ceasefire and the restoration of lasting peace in the region remain relevant for everyone. Nevertheless, there is a significant difference between the approaches of the countries of the region, because the peace is seen differently from different capitals (otherwise there would not be such a long-lasting conflict)…

The United States has recently monopolized mediation efforts in the Middle East settlement process, pushing aside other actors. In essence, Washington has taken a course to marginalize the Palestinian problem and it should be admitted that it has achieved certain results. The normalization of Israel’s relations with several Arab states – the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco, which was achieved primarily thanks to the activity of the Trump administration…

Saving Pvts. Biden or Netanyahu—and other political damsels in distress.

Such questions are fast becoming especially relevant since the onset of America’s War on Terror. This issue now in the forefront since the revelation that a combined force of American and Israeli Special Forces entered the Gaza Strip to free hostages. According to some alternative news sources, not the MSM, they got themselves ambushed and shot up pretty bad—otherwise…