التطبيع العربي-الإسرائيلي من كامب دايفيد إلى أبراهام : المسارات و التداعيات

Abstract EN

This study touches upon Arab-Israeli normalization and its repercussions on the Palestinian cause through dissecting the various peace agreements signed throughout the Arab region, from Camp David to Abraham.

The study reveals how each path varies from the others, despite having normalization as a common purpose, to change the concepts of the Arab-Islamic culture & mind, that reject Israel and its existence.

Camp David and the Egyptian-Israeli treaty were an explicit declaration of a new era where Arabs acknowledged the occupying power, the Jordanian-Israeli treaty also acknowledged the occupation as effective regional partner.

On the other hand, the Abraham Agreement signified a change in the geopolitical map of the region, based on the strategic alliance between the Emirates, Bahrain and Israel.