Sean Rameswaram
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7,113 appearances
119 recordings
4 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 9 Sep
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And I think what we're seeing is that they're not necessarily an exception to that rule.
And it's important to stress that when it comes to this Saudi nuclear deal, the problem for the Israelis is not just that it was signed on Wednesday without any hint of normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia being part of it.
The deal itself, even if...
there is a normalization component, is problematic for the Israelis because this deal is not as stringent as other deals that the U.S.
has signed.
It may open the door for countries that have signed more restrictive agreements in the region, like the UAE, to do the same.
And
Ultimately, all of this is a bet that the trajectory of Saudi Arabia is going to continue, that it's going to continue modernizing, continue becoming more moderate and pragmatic, continue improving relations with Israel.
If that's not the case, once you've handed the Saudis a nuclear program, that's irreversible.
People shouldn't forget that Iran's nuclear program started off also as a civilian nuclear program that the United States provided for it under the days of the Shah.
So for Israelis, the normalization part of this is absolutely worrisome.
But the deal itself is problematic too.
And I think that's where the Israelis are feeling panicked.
Michael Koplow, Israel Policy Forum.
Earlier, it was Michael Gordon, Wall Street Journal.
Michael Mawagdi produced today with Michael DeSoto.
Michael Alsati edited.
Michael Donatoff was on Facts.
Michael Tatasciore and Michael Boyd were on The Mix.
I'm Michael Ramos for him.
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