

Celine Touboul
Israeli-Palestinian Relations in the West Bank and Gaza in the Political, Civil, and Security Context, Disarmament of Terrorist Organizations, Israel–Arab Relations, The Interface Between the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Arab States, and Normalization, Israel–Egypt Relations


Celine Touboul
Israeli-Palestinian Relations in the West Bank and Gaza in the Political, Civil, and Security Context, Disarmament of Terrorist Organizations, Israel–Arab Relations, The Interface Between the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Arab States, and Normalization, Israel–Egypt Relations
Celine Touboul is co-Executive Director of the Economic Cooperation Foundation (ECF), a leading Israeli think-tank developing and advancing practical policies to address challenges affecting Israeli-Palestinian dynamics. Celine leads ECF’s strategic planning and policy efforts related to the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, focusing most particularly on the role of regional players and security-political matters related to Gaza and the West Bank.
She advises several Israeli organizations on these issues and regularly engages with Israeli, US and European policy makers.
Previously, Celine worked as a research fellow at NATO’s College of Defense and at the Department for International Agreements of Israel's Ministry of Justice.
Ms Touboul holds an M.A in European and International Public Law from the Jean Monnet Law Faculty of Paris-Sud University and an M.A in International Relations from the Hebrew University, Jerusalem.

