Recently published: Issue 111 of Middle Eastern Studies Journal
As part of the publications of the Middle East Studies Center/Jordan and in cooperation with the Jordan Foundation for Research and Information, issue 111 of the "Middle Eastern Studies" journal was published for the Spring 2025, and it addressed multiple and current topics and issues in the Arab world and the Middle East. Issue 111 of the Journal included an editorial entitled "Arabs and Owning Power." The issue also contained two peer-reviewed studies: "Reforming the Arab National Security 2025-2035" and "The Impact of the Battle of Tufan al-Aqsa on Israeli Military Strategy in the Region." The issue also includes two peer-reviewed studies. The first, titled "Reforming the Arab National Security 2025-2035" addresses how to reform Arab national security to ensure its capability to face challenges and achieve the balance between national sovereignty and commitment to comprehensive Arab security. This is achieved through a comprehensive, multidimensional approach that integrates economic, environmental, and societal considerations to achieve regional stability. The second study discusses "The Impact of the Battle of Tufan al-Aqsa on Israeli Military Strategy in the Region." The impacts are addressed on two primary levels: the disruptions and changes caused by the Al-Aqsa Flood to the foundations and systems of Israel's security strategy and the overall impact of the Al-Aqsa Flood on Israel's security strategy toward the region. The Journal also included eight scholarly articles in the Analysis and Reports section; "The Hidden Agenda of the Israeli Occupation Towards Palestinian Camps in the West Bank," "Jordan and the Urgent Threats of Displacement (Transfer) of the Palestinian People and How to Confront," "Challenges of the New State in Syria Between Stability and Political Fragility", "The "Al-Aqsa Flood" and the Idea of an Existential Threat to Israel," "Indicators and Implications of Israeli Expansionist Behavior: The Cases of Syria and Lebanon," "The Lebanese Scene in Light of the War with Israel and the Change in Syria in 2024", "Trump Administration Policies Towards Jordan, Palestine, and the GCC," "Battle of Al-Aqsa Flood: The period is 01/07l2024-31/10/2024." The issue concludes with a bibliography on "The Revolution and the Arab Spring in Syria 2011-2024," including Arabic and English references and the latest publications. The Journal of Middle Eastern Studies is a refereed quarterly journal specializing in short-term transformations that cannot be covered by long studies and research. (111) issues have been published until the Spring 2025. This latest issue is (210) pages long, and its price is (3:00 JD) inside Jordan, and ($6:00) outside Jordan
