Claudia De Martino

Claudia De Martino is a researcher at Coris, La Sapienza, University of Rome; she received her PhD in Social History of the Mediterranean at the Ca’ Foscari University of Venice.

Israel’s diplomatic coup: a significant step, but less than meets the eye

Claudia De Martino Sep 28, 2020

The UAE-Israel Normalization Agreement announced in August, later referred to as the Abraham Accords with the signature of the Kingdom of Bahrein, marked the inception of a new Middle East, but the Palestinians and Israeli Left risk being…

The 22nd Knesset-to-come: a new political configuration in Israel

Claudia De Martino Sep 20, 2019

Israel just survived its second election round in five months, with no clear government formation coming out of the ballots. Both the Kahol-Lavan (Blue&White) party of Benny Gantz and the Likud party of incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin…

Israel and the Sunni axis: a win-win alliance

Claudia De Martino Jun 25, 2019

Over the last few months of 2019, Israeli diplomats have been invited to many different summits held in Europe and Africa, as well as Middle Eastern capitals that were previously long banned to Israeli officials. In January 2019, this…

Netanyahu’s fifth mandate: how Israel shifts further right

Claudia De Martino Apr 16, 2019

The dust of the electoral campaign has just settled and it is already clear that the last round of Israeli elections marked a breakthrough from the Oslo-led paradigm through which public opinion was used to analyze the Israeli-Palestinian…

Israel’s regional policies: looking at both Washington and Moscow

Claudia De Martino Oct 7, 2018

Trump’s announcement of the revival of the two-state solution during the religious holiday Sukkoon – even if abruptly recanted – hit Israel’s leadership like a thunderbolt

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