Relations between the EU and Israel, time to rethink the EU’s role in the Near East?
Abstract
The European Union relates to the countries of the Near East and North Africa through the European Neighborhood Policy and the Union for the Mediterranean. These instruments should be a useful tool in achieving some stability and promoting peace in the region. The analysis carried out in this paper aims to demonstrate that the interest of the EU in cooperating to stabilize the Arab- Israeli conflict has been shown to be ambiguous, resulting in very limited relations between the EU and Israel. In turn, the Union’s passive role in resolving the conflict is analyzed, ignoring its potential as a diplomatic mediator and leaving the promotion of peace between Israel and its neighbors in the hands of the US.
Received: 13 February 2023
Accepted: 2 June 2023
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