Join ACLED on 9 July at 14:00 p.m. London time | 15:00 p.m. CEST as we examine how the war has reshaped Israeli and Gulf threat perceptions, what the MoU could mean for regional security in the months ahead, etc.
Violence declined in Lebanon and Gaza in June, but Israeli military pressure persisted, while the US-Iran MoU opened a fragile negotiation period in which disputes over implementation played out most clearly in the Strait of Hormuz.
In its latest negotiations with Iran, the US is likely overestimating the leverage it can gain through economic incentives.
ACLED’s Middle East Research Manager Muaz Al Abdullah comments on the strategic implications of Israel’s military road construction in Quneitra’s buffer zone.
As we mark 100 days of this conflict, what has the US-Israeli escalation meant for the region? ACLED looks at the numbers and the impact in different countries
Israel stepped up pressure on Hamas in Gaza, and Iran continued targeting the Gulf while an agreement with the US stalls
ACLED’s Lebanon and Jordan Researcher Bassel Doueik comments on Israel’s targeting of Lebanese security forces
ACLED’s Middle East Assistant Research Manager Nasser Khdour comments on Israel's military expansion in Lebanon
ACLED’s Lebanon and Jordan researcher Bassel Doueik comments on the escalation of violence in Lebanon amidst of ceasefire talks
ACLED’s Middle East Assistant Research Manager Nasser Khdour comments on Israel's killing of Mohammed Odeh.