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- Author: Dennis Ross
- Publication Date: 01-2021
- Content Type: Policy Brief
- Institution: The Washington Institute for Near East Policy
- Abstract: A reimagined approach to Iran nuclear talks could extend the country’s breakout time, preserve U.S. negotiating leverage, and strengthen American alliances in Europe and across the Middle East. In the first in a series of TRANSITION 2021 memos examining policy challenges across the Middle East, esteemed diplomat and policymaker Dennis Ross provides an innovative approach to reengaging Iran in nuclear diplomacy. His ideas have the potential to extend Iran’s breakout time, preserve U.S. negotiating leverage, and strengthen U.S. alliances in Europe and across the Middle East. Ross explains: “If regime change is not a realistic or advisable goal, the objective must be one of changing the Islamic Republic’s behavior. While this would be difficult, history shows that the regime will make tactical adjustments with strategic consequences when it considers the price of its policies to be too high.” In the coming weeks, TRANSITION 2021 memos by Washington Institute experts will address the broad array of issues facing the Biden-Harris administration in the Middle East. These range from thematic issues, such as the region’s strategic position in the context of Great Power competition and how to most effectively elevate human rights and democracy in Middle East policy, to more discrete topics, from Arab-Israel peace diplomacy to Red Sea security to challenges and opportunities in northwest Africa. Taken as a whole, this series of memos will present a comprehensive approach for advancing U.S. interests in security and peace in this vital but volatile region.
- Topic: Foreign Policy, Diplomacy, Nuclear Power, Joe Biden
- Political Geography: Europe, Iran, Middle East, Israel, Palestine, North America, United States of America
- Author: David Makovsky
- Publication Date: 01-2021
- Content Type: Policy Brief
- Institution: The Washington Institute for Near East Policy
- Abstract: In the second in a series of TRANSITION 2021 memos examining policy challenges across the Middle East, expert David Makovsky explores how the Biden administration can use progress in Arab-Israel normalization to reenergize dormant ties between the United States and the Palestinian Authority, and between Jerusalem and Ramallah. After urging the administration to invest in strengthening and expanding normalization with Arab states, he argues for gradualism on the Palestinian issue, rooted in mutual efforts on several fronts, including preventing the slide to a one-state reality, taking a differentiated approach to Jewish settlements, and encouraging a range of trust-building exercises. “The gradualist approach to Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking is not one of grand declarations, high-profile White House announcements, or flag-waving signing ceremonies,” explains Makovsky. “To the contrary, if it succeeds, it will emerge from hours of intensive consultation with Israeli and Palestinian interlocutors, as well as the coordinated input and support of key Arab, European, and international partners.” In the coming weeks, TRANSITION 2021 memos by Washington Institute experts will address the broad array of issues facing the Biden-Harris administration in the Middle East. These range from thematic issues, such as the region’s strategic position in the context of Great Power competition and how to most effectively elevate human rights and democracy in Middle East policy, to more discrete topics, from Arab-Israel peace diplomacy to Red Sea security to challenges and opportunities in northwest Africa. Taken as a whole, this series of memos will present a comprehensive approach for advancing U.S. interests in security and peace in this vital but volatile region.
- Topic: Foreign Policy, Diplomacy, Peace, Joe Biden
- Political Geography: Israel, Palestine, United States of America
- Publication Date: 04-2021
- Content Type: Country Data and Maps
- Institution: Economist Intelligence Unit
- Abstract: No abstract is available.
- Topic: Summary, Economy, 5-year summary, Key indicators
- Political Geography: Israel
- Publication Date: 03-2021
- Content Type: Country Data and Maps
- Institution: Economist Intelligence Unit
- Abstract: No abstract is available.
- Topic: Politics, Summary, Political structure
- Political Geography: Israel
- Publication Date: 03-2021
- Content Type: Country Data and Maps
- Institution: Economist Intelligence Unit
- Abstract: No abstract is available.
- Topic: Economy, Economic structure, Charts and tables, Monthly trends charts
- Political Geography: Israel
- Publication Date: 05-2021
- Content Type: Country Data and Maps
- Institution: Economist Intelligence Unit
- Abstract: No abstract is available.
- Topic: Summary, Economy, Background, Fact sheet
- Political Geography: Israel
- Publication Date: 04-2021
- Content Type: Country Data and Maps
- Institution: Economist Intelligence Unit
- Abstract: No abstract is available.
- Topic: Economy, Outlook, Forecast, Overview
- Political Geography: Israel
- Publication Date: 03-2021
- Content Type: Country Data and Maps
- Institution: Economist Intelligence Unit
- Abstract: No abstract is available.
- Topic: Politics, Summary, Outlook, Briefing sheet
- Political Geography: Israel
- Publication Date: 05-2021
- Content Type: Country Data and Maps
- Institution: Economist Intelligence Unit
- Abstract: No abstract is available.
- Topic: Summary, Basic Data, Economy, Background
- Political Geography: Israel
- Publication Date: 05-2021
- Content Type: Country Data and Maps
- Institution: Economist Intelligence Unit
- Abstract: No abstract is available.
- Topic: Politics, Background, Forecast, Political and institutional effectiveness
- Political Geography: Israel