Cairo negotiations: Why are mediators optimistic? - The Jerusalem Post
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The United States, in recognizing the limits of its traditional “bloc-building” approach, faces the imperative to adapt to this multipolar reality. Embracing multipolarity as a fundamental principle of its foreign policy could pave the way for more flexible and effective international engagements.
The Egyptian proposal is more of a vision than a concrete plan that calls for an incremental and gradual approach to ending the war.
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As US Secretary of State Antony Blinken made his third visit to the region since the Gaza war began on October 7, it seemed that his goal went beyond talking about a short-term humanitarian ceasefire and involved shaping new political, military, and regional realities. Observers closely following the situation believe that any initiative not taking the two-state solution into account is unlikely to be successful. During a congressional hearing this week, Blinken, who started a visit in Israel on Friday, emphasized the importance of discussing Gaza’s future.