A look at the geopolitical scene in the Arab Levant, including the changes in Syria and the war on Gaza

The lecture reviews three main important axes. It first reviews the geostrategic scene in the Arab Levant and then analyzes the geopolitical change in Syria, the war on Gaza, and the resulting internal and regional impacts. It also addresses future expectations for these transformations and how they will affect the region in the short and medium term.

This lecture comes at a crucial time, as the Arab Levant faces major challenges that require an accurate understanding of the accelerating geopolitical events. This is to contribute to developing strategic thought and open the horizon for a realistic discussion of the visible effects on the Arab situation.

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