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US Midterm Mideast Impact
A seminar hosted by the Qarar Center in Ramallah discussed the results of the U.S. midterm congressional elections and their implications for the Middle East, particularly the Palestinian cause. Participants said the results were shaped by economic, political, and foreign-policy factors, including inflation, the war on Iran, and views on Israel. They also pointed to a decline in the influence of pro-Israel lobbying groups, while cautioning against viewing the outcome as a definitive victory for the progressive camp or as a settled strategic shift. They argued that the difficulty of turning U.S. military superiority into political results could strengthen the role of diplomacy and regional powers, while a reduced U.S. presence could create more room for China and Russia—without meaning that Washington is withdrawing from the region.
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