How Saudi Arabia Can Put Itself Back in America’s Good Graces
The path to Washington may run through Jerusalem.
December 7, 2020
How Saudi Arabia Can Put Itself Back in America’s Good Graces
The path to Washington may run through Jerusalem.
In 2019, then-presidential candidate Joe Biden declared that “it is long past time to reassess our relationship with the Saudi government and its ruling monarchy,” a sentiment he and his foreign-policy advisers have since echoed. Moreover, there is growing hostility toward Riyadh in Congress over human-rights abuses, the war in Yemen, and other matters. John Hannah and Varsha Koduvayur offer some suggestions as to how the kingdom’s de-facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, can help counteract some of this antipathy:
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