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EDITORIAL: Deterrence vs. diplomacy: What actually works in the Middle East?
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EDITORIAL: Deterrence vs. diplomacy: What actually works in the Middle East?
Diplomacy, in its ideal form, offers a pathway to stability without bloodshed. Agreements, ceasefires, and normalization efforts—such as those seen in recent years—demonstrate that dialogue can yield historic breakthroughs. But in the Middle East, diplomacy often operates under a critical limitation: it is only as strong as the willingness of all sides to honor it. When one side views agreements as temporary tools rather than binding commitments…
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