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==== The Mediterranean Pact ==== | |||
During the leadership under Lovelyfurball, Israel joined the Mediterranean Pact in April of 2024, with other members being Aragon, Genoa, Turkey and Egypt. Main goal of this Pact was the multilateral cooperation against the efforts of the active expansion by Venice into the regions of the Mediterran. Under the later leadership of Quarox, Israel left the Mediterranean Pact as part of the Treaty of Acre in order to ensure peaceful relations to Venice. This led to the Egyptian attack on Israel in September of 2024. | |||
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==== Cyrusian Concords ==== | ==== Cyrusian Concords ==== | ||
The Cyrusian Concords, signed on the 1st of June, 2024, marks a historic peace treaty between the Holy Land of Israel and the Persian Empire. It establishes a covenant of peace aimed at ending aggression and hostility, as well as ending the war between the two nations. Key provisions include the recognition of territorial integrity and national sovereignty, a commitment to non-intervention in internal affairs, and mutual non-support in conflicts against third parties. Additionally, the treaty addresses specific concerns, such as the cessation of support for Caspian by Israel and the protection of Christians within the Persian Empire. Dispute resolution mechanisms prioritize peaceful dialogue, while measures are outlined to address domestic opposition to the treaty's terms. Importantly, the treaty allows for future modifications or revocations with mutual consent. | The Cyrusian Concords, signed on the 1st of June, 2024, marks a historic peace treaty between the Holy Land of Israel and the Persian Empire. It establishes a covenant of peace aimed at ending aggression and hostility, as well as ending the war between the two nations. Key provisions include the recognition of territorial integrity and national sovereignty, a commitment to non-intervention in internal affairs, and mutual non-support in conflicts against third parties. Additionally, the treaty addresses specific concerns, such as the cessation of support for Caspian by Israel and the protection of Christians within the Persian Empire. Dispute resolution mechanisms prioritize peaceful dialogue, while measures are outlined to address domestic opposition to the treaty's terms. Importantly, the treaty allows for future modifications or revocations with mutual consent. | ||