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The Biden administration must ensure that it does not give away too much to Riyadh without asking enough from Jerusalem, especially when it comes to the concerns of the Palestinians.
On the face of it, the deal is a three-way win-win situation. Upon closer examination, though, the benefits that could accompany such a deal seem far less certain and the risks associated with them rather considerable.
In this edition of Wilson Center NOW, we are joined by Aaron David Miller, Senior Fellow Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and former Vice President, Director, and Scholar at the Wilson Center.
Aaron David Miller, Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, discusses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ushering in controversial judicial reforms as protests still continue. He speaks with Annmarie Hordern and Joe Mathieu on Bloomberg's "Balance of Power."
The underlying challenges Israel faces are huge and very troubling.
Carnegie Endowment senior fellow Aaron David Miller joins us to discuss the turmoil in Israel over proposed changes to its judicial system, the war in Ukraine, and other world events.
This isn’t a 100-yard dash. The battle for Israel’s democracy is a marathon. And in the end, no matter how much Biden cares about the future of Israel, the fate of Israeli democracy must surely be left in the hands of Israelis.
The Biden administration indulges the Israeli President’s nostalgia act even as the promise of a true democracy slips away in Israel/Palestine.
This is the first stab, probably in Mr. Netanyahu's mind, the least objectionable of some of the legal reforms that some of his ministers want to achieve.
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