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February 18, 2022

Attacks on the UAE from Yemen Will Drive It Closer to Israel

Arab solidarity is an illusion. The Abraham Accords aren’t.

If oil exports are taken out of the equation, the United Arab Emirates are Iran’s largest trading partner. And despite the strategic tensions between the two nations, diplomatic channels have remained open. Yet recent drone and missile attacks on the UAE by Tehran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen make clear that diplomacy is unlikely to bear much fruit. Hussain Abdul-Hussain and David May explain how these circumstances will strengthen the Abraham Accords:

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February 18, 2022

  1. Israel’s Game-Changing Arab Politician Speaks

    Embracing the politics of compromise.

  2. Attacks on the UAE from Yemen Will Drive It Closer to Israel

    Arab solidarity is an illusion. The Abraham Accords aren’t.

  3. Understanding Abraham

    The tenth anniversary of a seminal book on the patriarch’s legacy.

  4. Why Zionism Succeeded Where Other “Isms” Failed

    The late humorist contemplates the absurdity of Israel’s being an ordinary place.

  5. Abraham Lincoln’s Triumph, and Death, through the Eyes of an American Hebrew Journalist

    “But a man came from behind the curtains and . . . and killed this tsaddik.”