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U.S.-Saudi relationship

Connecting Strategic Dots: Biden’s Visit to the Middle East

Connecting Strategic Dots: Biden’s Visit to the Middle East

Prof. Eytan Gilboa
Media 23.06.2022
US Middle East Policy
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Connecting Strategic Dots: Biden’s Visit to the Middle East

Connecting Strategic Dots: Biden’s Visit to the Middle East

Prof. Eytan Gilboa
Media 23.06.2022
US Middle East Policy
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Connecting Strategic Dots: Biden’s Visit to the Middle East

Connecting Strategic Dots: Biden’s Visit to the Middle East

Prof. Eytan Gilboa
Media 23.06.2022
US Middle East Policy
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Connecting Strategic Dots: Biden’s Visit to the Middle East

During Biden's upcoming visit, he plans to form a regional defense alliance at a regional conference in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The coalition will include the United States, Israel, and a host of Arab countries, including Gulf states, Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq. In this sense, Biden continues Trump's policy of the Abraham Accords.

Prof. Eytan Gilboa
Policy Papers 20.06.2022
US Middle East Policy
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Will a US-Saudi rift affect Israel?

Will a US-Saudi rift affect Israel?
Inbar and Spyer: Biden’s push for human rights will backfire, especially if coupled with U.S. inaction regarding Iran and a return to the failed 2015 nuclear deal.

Professor Efraim Inbar , Dr. Jonathan Spyer
Media 08.03.2021
Saudi Arabia
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Why is murder by Iran, but not Saudi Arabia, permissible?

Why is murder by Iran, but not Saudi Arabia, permissible?
Dr. Emmanuel Navon: While it is outrageous for President Trump to let Saudi Arabia get away with murder, the atomic agreement was also indefensible. At the end of the day this is about realpolitik.

Dr. Emmanuel Navon
Media 30.11.2018
Saudi Arabia
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Don’t throw MBS under the bus

The Saudi Crown Prince isn’t a democrat or a strategic savior, but don’t give the evil leaders of Turkey and Iran a victory by weakening US-Saudi ties.

Policy Papers 26.10.2018
Saudi Arabia

Israel remains cautious amid global fury at Saudi Arabia over journalist’s suspicious death

Israel remains cautious amid global fury at Saudi Arabia over journalist’s suspicious death.
Dr. Joshua Krasna: I don’t think the Israeli government went too far with MBS. Nut this gives us a reality check of who we are working with here.

Dr. Joshua Krasna
Media 19.10.2018
Saudi Arabia
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