Who else deserves credit for UAE deal? Obama and the failed JCPOA

It was his failed policy in the Middle East and his embrace of the regime in Iran – culminating in the 2015 nuclear deal – that helped push Israel and the moderate Gulf states together.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holds a telephone conversation in his office with US President Donald Trump and UAE Crown Prince Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, August 13, 2020

(photo credit: KOBI GIDEON/GPO)

ByYAAKOV KATZ

AUGUST 16, 2020 14:23

Who else deserves credit for UAE deal? Obama and the failed JCPOA

It was his failed policy in the Middle East and his embrace of the regime in Iran – culminating in the 2015 nuclear deal – that helped push Israel and the moderate Gulf states together.

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Who else deserves credit for UAE deal? Obama and the failed JCPOA

It was his failed policy in the Middle East and his embrace of the regime in Iran – culminating in the 2015 nuclear deal – that helped push Israel and the moderate Gulf states together.

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