By Anna Vartsaba
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Abstract
The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 marks a turn in history. With the profound impact this event had on the geopolitical landscape of the world, the effects of it are still being felt today. In the Middle East, Russia has played a key role in the Arab Israeli conflict while pursuing its own interests in the region. This paper explores Russia’s involvement in the region and, specifically, Palestine, including its relationships with the United States, Israel, and other surrounding nations. Additionally, the analysis looks at Russia’s foreign policy objectives and the implications they have had for global politics. Finally, this essay connects the central themes explored through Russia’s interests in the Middle East and its current aggression towards Ukraine. Each section supplies both a background and an in-depth analysis of Russia’s role as a mediator in the conflict between Israel and Palestine, providing a comprehensive yet focused overview on this complex topic.
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