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Former Jordanian Prime Minister Hani al-Mulqi warned that the Arab nation-state is now under threat from fragmentation, crises and regional interventions, amid a decline in joint Arab action over the past 25 years. He called for a new approach that begins by strengthening Arab states and resolving their crises, and is based on collective leadership and consensus on shared issues. He proposed that Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan lead a “critical mass” that other countries could join. He stressed the centrality of the Palestinian cause and the need to maintain the Arab Peace Initiative, warning against banking on Israeli elections or waiting for outside parties to resolve the issue.
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