The political situation of Israel in the Middle East is in a moment of uncertainty, according to the analysis of Professor Michel Gherman, from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). The post-conflict scenario with Iran reveals a complex web of diplomatic strategies and internal political maneuvers.
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister, while trying to design a conciliator image with the moderate Arab countries of the Persian Gulf. This double approach aims to strengthen its position on the growing internal opposition in Israel.
Abraham agreements as a political strategy
Netanyahu’s recent speech emphasizes the importance of Abraham’s agreements, a series of diplomatic agreements with Gulf Arab countries. This movement is interpreted as an attempt to replace these agreements at the center of the political agenda,
According to Gherman, Netanyahu’s strategy has two main objectives: first, by prioritizing agreements with Arab countries of the Gulf, he seeks to circumvent Palestinian demands by territory. Secondly, the prime minister tries to present himself as a leadership capable of guaranteeing regional peace, aiming at the next Israeli elections.
Impact on Israel’s internal policy
Despite Netanyahu’s efforts, recent electoral polls indicate that his government remains in a minority in Parliament. The opposition even increased its advantage over previous surveys, suggesting that the instability of the Netanyahu government persists.
Professor Gherman notes that Netanyahu seems to be always “looking into the mirrors of labor,” seeking to equate historical figures like David Ben-Gurion. In this context, the Prime Minister aims to reach the
This strategy aims not only to reverse the unfavorable electoral framework, but also to guarantee its reelection as Prime Minister, which would potentially keep him out of prison, considering the legal accusations he faces.
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