United Arab Emirates
A vigorous rebound from the economic crisis.
A first for any Arab nation.
Gathering Israelis and Arabs to read Maimonides, al-Farabi, and Aquinas.
The real reason the prime minister’s visit to the UAE was canceled.
Like many a happy relationship, this one starts with a date.
Preserving the qualitative military edge.
But American support is necessary for it to succeed.
The intellectual shifts revealed by the new peace agreements between Israel and three Arab nations could turn out to be as significant as their economic and military benefits.
A problematic partner—that exports anti-Western and anti-Semitic propaganda—already cooperates with both Jerusalem and Washington.
The naysayers are wrong.
And the hollowness of their critics.
Two opinions.
And refutes notions that have shaped U.S. Middle East policy for more than half a century.
Bahrain and the UAE fear demography, Iran, and a withdrawing U.S.
