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The iron wall in Rabat: Why Morocco’s political shift won’t touch the Abraham Accords (opens the original)
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On September 29, King Mohammed VI appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as Morocco’s first woman prime minister and tasked her with forming a government. Her Authenticity and Modernity Party, or PAM, won the September 23 parliamentary election with 97 of 395 seats. That is the largest bloc, but it is far short of the 198 seats required for a majority. Her first government will therefore be built through negotiation, compromise and coalition discipline before it can be built through policy.This di
The reported Abu Dhabi warning: What Israel must learn from October 7 (opens the original)
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When reports surfaced regarding a diplomatic exchange involving Abu Dhabi and Jerusalem concerning an impending major escalation before October 7, the immediate public reaction focused heavily on political contention. Whether Mohammed bin Zayed personally warned Benjamin Netanyahu remains disputed, with official denials leaving the contemporaneous record unresolved. But even if every detail of that exchange is never settled, the institutional problem it highlights is real and urgent. This discus
The iron tracks of Sinai: why Israel must keep a close eye on Egypt’s new logistics corridor (opens the original)
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Egypt officially frames ongoing infrastructure initiatives as civilian economic integration and regional development. Egypt's Ministry of Transport describes the project as the 500-kilometer El-Ferdan, East Port Said, Bir al-Abd, Arish, and Taba railway, an ambitious infrastructure program spanning the northeastern peninsula. Following the inauguration of the rehabilitated section to Bir al Abd, active construction has pressed eastward through Arish toward the terminal at Ras al Naqb near the bo
Hamas’ underground elections show what Israel has yet to destroy (opens the original)
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While the IDF dismantle terror infrastructure across the Gaza Strip, an internal election has taken place inside the underground leadership of Hamas. During a recent vote to select the head of Hamas's Gaza political bureau, the initial round failed to yield a winner because a significant portion of voting delegates submitted blank ballots.When the vote moved toward a runoff, the process was halted after Hamas veteran Nizar Awadallah filed a formal procedural appeal regarding voting mechanics. Th
Iran’s new weapon is not Hormuz. It is uncertainty (opens the original)
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On September 22, Tehran said it could reopen the strategic waterway within seven days if Washington eased military pressure and lifted its blockade of Iranian ports. Yet shipping remained severely disrupted. Reuters reported that only two commodity vessels crossed the strait on Monday, compared with an estimated pre-conflict average of 125 large commercial ships a day. That gap reveals the strategic value of ambiguity. Hormuz can become a lever even when it is neither fully closed nor reliably o
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