Episode 9: Did Biden derail Saudi normalization? Breaking down the Abraham Accords with ex-NSC expert Shiri Fein

Episode 9: Did Biden derail Saudi normalization? Breaking down the Abraham Accords with ex-NSC expert Shiri Fein

The Abraham Accords have the potential to transform the Middle East. The very fact that they survived the Gaza war proves their resilience. Indeed, trade between Israel and its Abraham Accords partners has risen dramatically and stayed high through the war.And now the “kit” of dozens of agreements drafted between Israel and the UAE, from the overarching peace agreement to treaties on cellphone network interoperability and double taxation, stands ready to be copied over to a Israeli-Saudi peace.But will the Saudi normalization go forward? What would it take? Does it depend on what happens in Gaza, and can this Israeli government deliver the conditions in Gaza that would facilitate such a peace?I posed these questions to Shiri Fein Grossman, the former head of regional affairs at the Israeli National Security Council who was one of the key coordinators and planners of the Abraham Accords. Shiri now serves as CEO of the Israel-Africa Relations Institute.This episode was sponsored by a donor who chose to remain anonymous. At her request we will continue the tradition of remembering someone we lost on Oct 7. Today we remember Roi Moshe, 36, a firefighter from Ashkelon, who was killed by Hamas terrorists on October 7 while trying to return home from a night shift at the Be’er Sheva station.Please join me on Patreon to support this project: ⁠ www.patreon.com/AskHavivAnything⁠ If you would like to sponsor an episode, please email us at ⁠haviv@askhavivanything.com⁠.A podcast by Haviv Rettig Gur

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Episode 20: Regime change in Iran? What the 1979 revolution can teach us.

Episode 20: Regime change in Iran? What the 1979 revolution can teach us.

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Episode 19: Iran faces a humbler, more dangerous Israel

Episode 19: Iran faces a humbler, more dangerous Israel

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Episode 18: Taking on the ayatollahs with Mark Dubowitz

The Trump administration has been trying to hammer out a deal to dismantle Iran's nuclear program. In the last 24 hours, the rhetoric has ratcheted up on both sides, as both Iranian and US officials h...

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Episode 17: The Gaza war began 25 years ago, a conversation with Matti Friedman

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Episode 16: Hamas and the broken promise of 150 years of Islamic reform

Episode 16: Hamas and the broken promise of 150 years of Islamic reform

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Episode 15: Jerusalem Day, a modern redemption story

Episode 15: Jerusalem Day, a modern redemption story

Jerusalem Day falls on May 25th this year. It is the day of Jerusalem's unification in the 1967 Six Day War, and so a symbol of both Jewish rescue from the genocidal plans of its enemies, a palpable e...

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Episode 14: Should Israel give up on international law ? A conversation with a former IDF lawyer

Episode 14: Should Israel give up on international law ? A conversation with a former IDF lawyer

If the requirements of international law mean that Israel is effectively prohibited from defeating its enemies or protecting its borders, should Israelis turn their backs on international law? Why do ...

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Episode 13: John Spencer on war, morality, politics and the fight for the future.

Episode 13: John Spencer on war, morality, politics and the fight for the future.

After a delay (Haviv got a bad flu), we're happy to share a great panel with Haviv and Prof. John Spencer that took place at the Woodbury Jewish Center in Woodbury, New York on May 7.Thank you to Rabb...

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