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'This president loves Israel:' U.S. ambassador talks Biden visit, Saudi ties

Haaretz Weekly · 3 Jul 2022

US President Joe Biden's upcoming visit to Israel will proceed as planned, despite recent political developments in the country.

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Saudi Arabia, Biden & The Nobel Peace Prize – with Amb. Ron Dermer

Call Me Back · 17 Jun 2022

The episode features a discussion with former Israeli Ambassador Ron Dermer on U.S.-Saudi relations amid President Biden's Middle East trip and its implications on the Abraham Accords.

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The Young and the Restless

Mohammed Khalid Alyahya in Tablet · 14 Jun 2022

The article discusses the strategic divergence between Iran and Saudi Arabia in handling their young populations, shedding light on their differing futures.

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So Now Biden Wants to Make Nice With the Saudis?

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 2 Jun 2022

Matthew Continetti discusses OPEC's decision to increase oil production coinciding with President Joe Biden's potential visit to Saudi Arabia, questioning the shift in relations given past criticisms of the Saudi government.

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Biden wanted to isolate the Saudis. Now he has to kiss the ring

Haaretz Weekly · 25 May 2022

President Joe Biden recently visited Asia and pledged to defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese attack.

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Mask Chaos, Saudi Chaos, Disney Chaos

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 20 Apr 2022

The podcast addresses the current issues surrounding confusion regarding mask policies, critiques of the Biden administration's handling of Saudi Arabia, and Ron DeSantis' actions against Disney.

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A Commentary Family Christmas!

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 24 Dec 2021

This podcast episode delves into a range of topics including holiday cooking, the enduring legacy of Charles Dickens, geopolitical tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and the ongoing impact of COVID-19.

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Obsessed about positive coverage, Trump worked on Abraham Accords while in hospital with COVID, new book claims

Forward · 6 Dec 2021

Former President Donald Trump worked on expanding the Abraham Accords while hospitalized with COVID-19, hoping to distract attention away from his illness, according to a forthcoming memoir by his former chief of staff, Mark Meadows.

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Biden’s Middle East Dilemma

Jeremy Stern in Tablet · 17 Nov 2021

The text discusses the dilemma faced by the Biden administration in its Middle East policy.

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The New Normal

Israel Policy Pod · 14 Oct 2021

This episode of Israel Policy Pod explores how Arab-Israeli normalization, particularly through the Abraham Accords, can be used to advance Israeli-Palestinian relations toward a two-state solution.

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Texas Lightens Up

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 3 Mar 2021

The podcast discusses Texas Gov. Abbott's choice to remove all state-level COVID-19 mandates, examining whether this move is an important test or a risky decision.

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The Biden Administration Facing the Middle East

Israel Policy Pod · 2 Feb 2021

This episode discusses the Biden administration's approach to Middle Eastern policy, focusing on reviewing arms sales, engaging diplomatically in the region, and navigating complex relationships with Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Israel.

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The Emperor’s New Clothes

Michael Doran in Tablet · 23 Sep 2020

The Abraham Accords, signed between Israel, the UAE, and Bahrain, mark a significant development in the Arab-Israeli conflict.

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Regional Responses to Normalization

Israel Policy Pod · 22 Sep 2020

This episode of the Israel Policy Pod explores the implications of the Abraham Accords, focusing on the shifts in Middle Eastern geopolitics following Israel's normalization with the UAE and Bahrain.

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Qatar’s State-of-the-Art Foreign Lobbying Campaign

Lee Smith in Tablet · 30 Mar 2020

Qatar has executed a sophisticated and successful campaign to influence Western policymaking, particularly in the U.S., through significant financial investments in institutions, media, and lobbying efforts.

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What Happens When Everyone’s Trying to Get Nukes?

Jay Solomon in Tablet · 4 Dec 2019

Israel has long adhered to the Begin Doctrine, which aims to prevent its enemies from acquiring weapons of mass destruction, as seen when Israel destroyed nuclear facilities in Iraq and Syria.

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Malley in Wonderland

Tony Badran in Tablet · 18 Nov 2019

Robert Malley, a former senior White House official and key figure in Obama's foreign policy, wrote an essay in Foreign Affairs discussing the increased risk of war in the Middle East, particularly with Iran.

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Smoke Signals in the Next Middle East War

Seth Frantzman in Tablet · 8 Oct 2019

The article discusses the recent events in the Middle East, focusing on the attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities and the subsequent implications for Israel.

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Team Iran

Lee Smith in Tablet · 20 Sep 2019

The text discusses the implications of Iran's recent strikes on Saudi Arabia relating to their nuclear ambitions and the complexities of US foreign policy in the Middle East.

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Standing With Saudi Arabia

Tony Badran in Tablet · 3 Dec 2018

The Senate is expected to pass a resolution urging the U.S. to end activities related to the Yemen war, which would impact the U.S.'s relationship with Saudi Arabia and potentially benefit Iran.

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How Should We Read the American Press? In Arabic.

Lee Smith in Tablet · 1 Nov 2018

Jamal Khashoggi, in his final column, highlighted the impact of state-controlled media in the Arab world and likened the situation to the current state of the U.S. press, which has been involved in influencing public opinion for political gain, similar to Middle East media operations.

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The “Benjamin Netanyahu’s New World Order” Edition

Promised Podcast · 21 Jun 2018

In a podcast segment titled "The Benjamin Netanyahus New World Order Edition," Miriam Herschlag, Noah Efron, and Don Futterman discuss Prime Minister Netanyahu's tactics of using Iran's nuclear threat to strengthen ties with the Emirates and Saudi Arabia.

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The “Benjamin Netanyahu’s New World Order” Edition

Promised Podcast · 21 Jun 2018

Miriam Herschlag, Noah Efron, and Don Futterman discuss Benjamin Netanyahu's strategy of using the threat of Iran's nuclearization to strengthen ties with the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, sometimes without American involvement, raising questions about the implications of his approach.

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The Prince: The Emergence of Elites in Early 20th-Century Saudi Arabia

Tel Aviv Review · 27 Apr 2018

Nachum Shiloh's research challenges the common perception of Saudi Arabia as an ultraconservative and coercive society by examining the emergence of elites in early 20th-century Saudi Arabia.

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The "Join the Love Train" Edition

Promised Podcast · 13 Apr 2017

In a podcast episode featuring Allison, Noah, and political scientist Dahlia Scheindlin from the Tel Aviv Review, three main topics were discussed: plans for an extensive train network connecting Israel with neighboring countries, an NGO's ranking of Members of Knesset based on their social consciousness, and the impact of political satire on Israeli politics during its current golden age.

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