Israel and Sub-Saharan Africa in the Post-Cold War Era
摘要
This chapter examines Israel’s policy toward Sub-Saharan and Eastern Africa, with a specific focus on the post-Cold War era. During this period, especially since 2016, when it launched a new strategy for Africa, Israel has actively pursued a strategy of engagement with the African continent, positioning it as a key priority within its broader foreign policy framework. This strategic shift has been marked by an intensification of both political and economic ties, with Israel increasingly seeking to integrate itself into the “new scramble for Africa.” The chapter aims to analyze the key elements of Israel’s African strategy, its motivations, and the evolving dynamics in the aftermath of shifting global and regional circumstances.