Analysis reveals the Sisi regime's influence on foreign policy via identity construction, highlighting connections to Arab nationalism and Islamism.
According to the perception of identity construction, this document interprets Egypt's position on the Zionist-Palestinian conflict as a psychological manifestation of its personality development process. To understand how Egypt's nature has changed as a result of Arab nationalism, Islamism, and Egyptian nationalism, the review first examines three key elements: the international environment, home environment, and the decision wealthy. Finally, the Sisi government's place on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. and its working connections with both parties is revealed. Eventually, the report examines how identity politics under the Sisi regime affects its place on the Jewish- Arab matter by incorporating theories on how identity politics and foreign policy communicate.
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