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EU – Israel: Deepening bilateral relations while pushing for Israeli-Palestinian peace

With the war in Ukraine, some European diplomats and think tanks have started noticing the potential of the Abraham Accords for Europe’s security and energy needs.

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Europeans surely remember what happens when you let an autocrat get away with grabbing territories hoping that the last bite will be the last one.

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Dr. Emmanuel Navon: People in ‘old Europe’ were annoyed at Netanyahu’s policy of relying on the Visegrad Group to block decisions from the Council of Europe on Israel.

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Dr. Hay Eytan Cohen Yanarocak: Israel-Turkey relations could continue improving.

Jerusalem views with trepidation the possibility that the Biden administration will embark on a human rights crusade in the Middle East.

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Prof. Efraim Inbar: The Palestinians will have to adopt a more mature policy and understand that no side can realize all its dreams.

Israel should leverage its economic power and take advantage of the EU’s inner divisions, but it would not benefit from a divided Europe ruled by economic nationalists and anti-globalists aligned with Russia. To defend its national interests, Israel must develop ties with “rebellious” European governments, but only as a divide-and-rule tactic meant to break the Brussels consensus, not as a bond with forces that threaten to undermine free trade and the Atlantic alliance.