Saeed: Regional Deal with Israel Tied to Palestinian State

The article discusses the importance of the Arab and regional roles in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Dr. Abdel Moneim Saeed emphasized that a solution requires understanding the nature of the region and the necessity of undertaking effective political moves. He clarified that Israel's existence forces it to engage with its regional environment, and that concessions should be made in exchange for clear political gains. He pointed out that recognizing the Oslo Agreement and the existence of the Palestinian Authority outlined the features of the previous political process, despite Hamas's involvement in suicide bombings that increased distrust. He also indicated that a regional solution might be proposed as an alternative to establishing the Palestinian state, but it may not be accepted by everyone. He warned against continuing negotiations under unbalanced power dynamics, noting that the American role is affected by multiple crises, which calls for a重新 to renegotiate the rules of engagement to achieve a greater balance among the parties.

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