Positioning on the conflict has become an ideological marker

Ideological transnationalities and the domestic polarization paradigm

Growing domestic push for a more assertive stance

Brazilian diplomacy and positioning beyond rhetoric

The political borders that made the conflict a Brazilian issue

And the Brazilian Migration to Israel

Emerging powers and a new international mediation

The stance may find an increasing global resonance

The two-state project impossibility of success

Proactive stance on the international stage has had significant results

Leadership in global and regional affairs demands an approach reassessment

Strategic-diplomatic planning to reinsert and project the country internationally