Peace between Israel and the UAE Shows That Time Is Not on the Palestinians’ Side
Normalization is here, and those refusing to join in will be left behind.
August 14, 2020
It could invigorate the U.S.-Israel alliance.
Throughout their history, the major U.S. fossil-fuel companies have systematically avoided investing in the Jewish state’s natural gas and shale oil—presumably to preserve their crucial business relations in Iraq and the Arabian peninsula. Last month, the oil giant Chevron broke with this precedent by acquiring Noble Energy, a Texas-based company with a stake in the Leviathan gas field in Israel’s coastal waters. Dore Gold explains the economic and geostrategic implications of this step. (Video, 5 minutes.)
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Login or SubscribeNormalization is here, and those refusing to join in will be left behind.
The Islamic Republic’s appeal to China is a sign that “maximum pressure” is working.
It could invigorate the U.S.-Israel alliance.
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