The Palestine Issue and the Arab and Muslim Worlds 2020–2021 (Free Download)

• Two studies discussing the positions of key Arab and Muslim states towards the Palestine issue.
• The peace process, political and economic normalization of some Arab countries with Israel are discussed, in addition to the popular Arab positions.
• The interaction of key Muslim states and organizations with the Palestine issue in 2021 are discussed, and also the Muslim Public reaction.

These details and more are found in the latest al-Zaytouna publication The Palestine Strategic Report 2020–2021 (free download)

Chapter six, The Palestine Issue and the Arab World 2020–2021 (free download) explores the positions of the League of Arab States concerning the Palestine issue and the schism, the Palestinian reconciliation, the position on Trump’s plan and the peace process, positions and roles of some key Arab states. It also discusses developments concerning political and economic normalization of some Arab countries with Israel, in addition to the popular Arab position and its trends.

While chapter seven, The Palestine Issue and the Muslim World 2020–2021 (free download) discusses the policy of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and other Muslim countries towards the Palestine issue. The Turkish interest in Palestine besides its tension and interests with Israel, in addition to the Turkish political and economic relations with Israeli and Palestinian parties. Iran’s position on the “deal of the century,” and its relations with Palestinian resistance factions are also discussed, in addition to the responsiveness of the Muslim public to the Palestine issue, and the normalization and Israeli relations with various Muslim Countries.

Al-Zaytouna Centre for Studies and Consultations has published the Palestine Strategic Report 2020–2021, and is offering it for free download. It discusses the Palestine issue during those years, offering a wealth of data, up-to-date statistics and analyses, in addition to an outlook of future events. This is the twelfth volume of this series.

Al-Zaytouna Centre for Studies and Consultations, 15/8/2022