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Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, at a meeting at the White House in Washington, May 15, 2017. (Andrew Harnik/AP)
The United Arab Emirates is “ready to work with all parties to maintain the ceasefire [between Israel and Hamas],” de facto Emirati head of state Mohammad bin Zayed tells Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi.
Bin Zayed makes the remarks in a phone call between the two leaders, according to a statement published by Emirati government media. He also congratulates Sissi for the role Egypt played in mediating the recent ceasefire.
The UAE is prepared to “explore new paths to de-escalate and achieve peace,” bin Zayed says.
Posted on May 23, 2021. After Donald Trump’s “all Israel” policy, Joe Biden has the heavy handicap of needing to rebuild lost credibility as a mediator. His choice to remain on the sidelines in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for the moment is risky.
What is the United States doing? As rockets fall on Tel Aviv and airstrikes on Gaza grow in number, Joe Biden’s relative reserve might come as a surprise. Certainly, since his ascension to the White House, the Democratic president has made the strategic decision to focus his foreign policy even more on China, to the detriment of the Middle East and Europe. He is also getting away from Donald Trump’s “all Israel,” while hesitating to put more pressure on Benjamin Netanyahu for fear of harming efforts to relaunch the Iran nuclear deal. But is this policy of lying low viable in the long run?