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Jordan

Despite political tensions, Israel and Jordan maintain a vital peace agreement with strong security and intelligence coordination. The two countries cooperate on border control, water management, and regional stability. This section explores the challenges and opportunities in maintaining this critical relationship amid rising domestic and regional pressures.

The Sunni Axis: A New Ring of Fire Around Israel?

A developing alignment among Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia is not a military coalition directed...

E1: A Strategic Imperative for a United Jerusalem and a Secure Eastern Border

Settlement in the E1 corridor would strengthen the link between Jerusalem, Ma’ale Adumim, and the...

Security Through Economics: Regional Infrastructure as a Lever for Stability

Long-term security depends not only on preventing threats but also on shaping shared interests. Economics,...

Mapping the Middle East’s Game of Camps

The multi-front war has altered the balance within and between the region’s rival camps, requiring...

Israel’s Cold Peace with Egypt and Jordan Faces New Regional Strains

As the emerging Mecca alliance and other regional pressures complicate Israel’s ties with its longstanding...

Jordan’s Fragile Stability and Israel’s Eastern Front

Economic strain, domestic political pressures, and Iranian penetration are increasing the risks along Israel’s longest...

Syria’s Gas Shortfall and Israel’s Regional Energy Opportunity

Syria’s need for imported gas creates a strategic opportunity for Israel to expand its regional...

Gulf Divisions Over Iran’s Aggression

Iran’s attacks pushed Gulf states toward Washington but exposed differences in their responses and in...

World War IV: An Interim Balance of the War on Islamist Totalitarianism

A generation after 9/11, assessing the global struggle between radical Islam and the forces of...

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