Yigal Chazan

U.S. Weighs Lifting Terror-Related Sanctions Against Sudan

Published October 17, 2019by Guest Contributor

by Yigal Chazan The U.S. is facing a difficult dilemma as it considers when to lift severely restrictive sanctions against Sudan—sanctions that, left in place for much longer, could hamper if not derail a transition to democracy.

Mutual Economic Interest Draws Israel and Arab Neighbors Closer

Published July 8, 2019by Guest Contributor 4 Comments

by Yigal Chazan With Donald Trump’s “deal of the century” seemingly doomed and the Israeli-Palestinian peace process as deadlocked as ever, Israel and its Arab neighbors are quietly moving ahead with major natural resource-based economic projects that could boost regional… Continue Reading →

U.S. Weighs Lifting Terror-Related Sanctions Against Sudan

Mutual Economic Interest Draws Israel and Arab Neighbors Closer

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