Israel's Trade Alliances Strategy: Enjoying the Best of All Worlds

Nellie Munin

International Journal of Law and Public Administration, 2021, vol. 4, issue 2, 23-37

Abstract: This article revisits Israel's trade and political alliance with the European Union – its major trade partner. The article examines the position calling to water down Israel-EU trade relations, considering EU's insistence on linking economic benefits with political advancement in the region, insights gained by the COVID-19 pandemic and substantial recent regional developments- Israel's trade diversification policy, the conclusion of Abraham Accords and the discovery of gas in the Eastern Mediterranean basin. Concluding that such a strategy may not serve the parties' interests best, the article explores ways to leverage these developments to further enhance EU-Israel partnership.

Date: 2021
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