محور التحالف الجديد شرق المتوسط و اتفاقيات أبراهام

Abstract EN

The New Cold War has arrived in the Eastern Mediterranean.

At the strategic level, Chinese economic and Russian military assertiveness have led the U.S.

to think twice about its mistakes, which opened up a power vacuum in this strategic geopolitical realm.

Washington must find cost-free instruments with which to (re) design the structural and institutional scaffolding of regional geopolitics, which are fragmented and confrontational at the regional level because of the severe, ongoing power struggle.

Until today, the U.S.

has seemed to use three axes of alliances that have emerged as Israeli-based, flexible, and benefit-oriented alignments at the level of regional rivalry.

These alignments, especially in the context of the Abraham Accords, are unfortunately expected to reinforce pre-existing divisions in the region unless a radical change occurs.

This study examines how and why Washington must embrace the logic of ‘alliance axes to shape the Eastern Mediterranean and explores the projected impact of the U.S.-initiated Abraham Accords on regional geopolitics.

Key Words: Geopolitics, U.S., Axes of Alliances, Abraham Accords, Eastern Mediterranean