“Reshaping the Middle East: A Conversation with Amjad Taha”, Hudson, March 3, 2025:
“Hamas’s October 7 attack set in motion a high-stakes confrontation in the Middle East, with Iran and its proxies waging a multifront campaign against America’s allies. Meanwhile, a disturbing surge in global antisemitism has amplified political tensions far beyond the region, straining international alliances. The future of the Abraham Accords, the role of the United Arab Emirates and other Gulf states, and the broader fight against extremism stand at a pivotal crossroads.
What do these shifting dynamics mean for United States foreign policy, and how will they shape Trump administration’s approach to the Middle East?
Michael Doran, the director of Hudson’s Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East, will join Amjad Taha, a UAE-based political strategist and analyst, to examine the evolving strategic landscape and the prospects for broader Arab-Israeli normalization amid shifting regional dynamics……”
Read the full article at Hudson.org
