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Biden’s message to Bibi: Normalization is more important than democracy
At a meeting on the UN sidelines, many anticipated Biden would pressure Netanyahu to halt his anti-democratic agenda. But the U.S. has other priorities.
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Naim Mousa
September 27, 2023
What will Saudi-Iran rapprochement mean for the Palestinians?
An accord between Riyadh and Tehran could stymie regional polarization and normalization with Israel. Will Palestinian leaders take advantage of it?
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Omar H. Rahman
May 24, 2023
How Israeli-Arab normalization is helping the US win the trade war with China
The proliferation of a regional economic bloc since the Abraham Accords is allowing the United States to consolidate its power in the Middle East.
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Majeed Malhas
December 3, 2021
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