Op-eds
/ Israel and the Middle East
In late December 2014, Egypt and Qatar have agreed to normalize their relations, which were strained due to Qatar’s support of the Muslim Brotherhood. The deal, which coincides with parallel rapprochement between Qatar and the Gulf States, is expected to have broad regional ramifications. Mitvim experts – Prof. Elie Podeh, Ksenia Svetlova, Dr. Nimrod Goren and Gabriel Mitchell – weigh in on this development, assessing why it happened and what can we expect next.
