© 2024 IJRAR November 2024, Volume 11, Issue 4 www.ijrar.org (E-ISSN 2348-1269, P- ISSN 2349-5138) IJRAR24D2207 International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews (IJRAR) 586 Analyzing the Evolving Geopolitical Landscape in West Asia and Its Impact on Israeli-Palestinian Relations -Asmatwali Student Dept of West Asian & North African Studies Aligarh Muslim University ABSTRACT The evolving geopolitical landscape in West Asia has profound implications for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a longstanding and deeply rooted regional issue that continues to shape international relations. This study analyzes the shifting political, economic, and strategic dynamics in West Asia, emphasizing how regional powers and global actors contribute to, and are affected by, the conflict’s persistence and evolution. It examines the historical factors that have embedded the Israeli-Palestinian dispute within broader geopolitical trends, such as the role of colonial legacies, the impact of religious and cultural identities, and the competition among major powers for influence. Against this backdrop, the study explores how the conflict has become intertwined with the interests and strategies of countries like Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the United States, each pursuing distinct agendas that further complicate the prospects for peace. Additionally, this study delves into the implications of recent geopolitical shifts, including the growing influence of China in West Asia and the implications of the Abraham Accords, which signal a realignment of regional alliances and an evolving stance on Arab-Israeli relations. The increasing involvement of non- traditional actors, such as China and Russia, reflects a multipolar world order that has reshaped West Asia’s dynamics and added new layers to the conflict. This research also assesses the impact of economic corridors and energy routes on regional stability, as well as the influence of new technologies and cyber warfare, which are increasingly used as tools of leverage and confrontation. Further, this analysis addresses the humanitarian and social dimensions of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict within this changing landscape, examining how external interventions and domestic pressures affect the lives of civilians on both sides. By highlighting the role of international organizations and human rights discourse, the study considers the international community's role in fostering dialogue and its limitations in achieving a lasting solution. Finally, this research draws insights from previous peace efforts, proposing pathways to re-