Despite Palestinian Terror, Israel’s Diplomatic Revolution Continues
The next step: a regional air-defense pact.
May 9, 2022
Despite Palestinian Terror, Israel’s Diplomatic Revolution Continues
The next step: a regional air-defense pact.
Last month saw a deviation from the familiar pattern whereby Palestinians murder Israelis, Israel responds, and various countries—including many with otherwise friendly relations with Jerusalem—condemn Israel. With the exception of Jordan, the Jewish state’s relations with its Arab allies were this time not adversely affected by the violence. Israel’s international standing, observes Eran Lerman, is in fact better than it ever has been. Lerman explains why this “diplomatic revolution,” based on a confluence of long-term factors, can’t easily be reversed:
May 9, 2022
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