Podcasts about trump's middle east

From Israel to Iran, Donald Trump thought he could reset the Middle East. His fixation on the region defined the last four years of US foreign policy. But what will Biden's presidency mean for America and the Middle East? Senior policy fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute Michael Stephens talks to Arthur Snell about oil, oligarchs, and outbreaks – and if Trump's unorthodox approach has actually secured some wins…“Arab states are recognising Judaism as part of their cultural identity. You wouldn't have seen that ten years ago.”“How Biden deals with Iran will set the tone in the Middle East for the next four years. From there, all else flows.”“Al Qaeda and ISIS have not gone away. People forget that there's still war in Syria.”Presented by Arthur Snell. Produced by Andrew Harrison. Assistant producers Jelena Sofronijevic and Jacob Archbold. Music by Kenny Dickinson. Audio production by Alex Rees. THE BUNKER is a Podmasters Production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Trump is touting his international chops, and his ability to broker peace in troubled areas of the world. So what's the substance of his Middle East peace plan? On Today's Show:Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post columnist and author of Today’s WorldView, the Post’s international affairs newsletter, talks about the latest Trump administration attempts at peacemaking initiatives around the world and what, if anything, their impact might be. 

Richard Dixon talks about #Hurricane Sally, the #BigTen football season returning, Trump's Middle East Peace Deals, COVID in Alabama is down, and the #BSQotD!

Day 6 of the extradition hearing of Julian Assange… A settlement in the case of Breonna Taylor.. but is it enough? Trump stakes his claim as a middle east peace maker.

Simon's live report for the UK's LBC News with presenter Chris Golds.

With less than a week to go before Israel's next parliamentary elections, the fallout from the Trump administration's Middle East plan continues. The latest polls show that almost 95% of Palestinians reject the plan, while nearly 50% of Israelis believe it amounts to US intervention in their elections to help Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party win over the opposition on March 2nd. Since the plan was unveiled at The White House weeks ago, it has been been criticized by Pope Francis for its ""inequitable solutions"" which he warned could be a prelude to new crises. Here in the US, Democratic frontrunner Bernie Sanders has announced his decision to boycott AIPAC, the pro-Israel lobby's annual meeting in Washington next week, saying he is ""concerned about the platform AIPAC provides for leaders who express bigotry and oppose basic Palestinian rights"". So, is Trump's Middle East plan a serious effort at peace-making between Israelis and Palestinians? Or a crude attempt at bolstering his and Netanyahu's re-election campaigns?

Airdate February 9 2020: Bill Maher on the Iowa caucus, Trump's acquittal, the state of American politics and more. Plus, Palestine's chief negotiator, Saeb Erakat, tells Fareed the Palestinian perspective on Trump's Middle East plan. And, the world's youngest prime minister, Finland's Sanna Marin, on her female-dominated cabinet and how the rest of the world can achieve gender equality.

Middle East expert Samuel Lourie joins me to talk about what's in Trump's Middle East peace plan and whether it stands a chance. Samuel and his white paper on the plan can be found at https://millennialpolicycenter.org/2019/12/18/mpc-releases-project-on-t

Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled his peace plan to resolve the conflict between Israel and Palestine. The plan, overseen by Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, was three years in the making. Even though it has been praised by Trump as the ‘deal of the century’ and has been backed by Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, it has been condemned by Palestinian leaders who say it's an insult. Today, Columbia University Arab Studies professor Rashid Khalidi explains his views on the plan and what the future holds for the region.

Air-date February 2 2020: Jared Kushner, Senior Advisor and son-in-law to Donald Trump on the administration's Middle East peace plan-will it win Palestinian support? Can it? And, the path to re-election in the wake of the impeachment proceedings-is Trump's vision for the future of America enough to earn him a second term? Also, Ezra Klein on why America is so polarized. GUESTS: Jared Kushner, Ezra Klein

A selection of stories from the week. This week: Coronavirus outbreak (START), UK formally leaves EU (10:13), Brexit fisheries changes (20:15), Kobe Bryant dies in helicopter crash (29:00), Trump's Middle-East peace plan (36:57), GAA concerns over using WhatsApp (41:23).

Israel's Consul General to the Midwest shares his thoughts on the Middle East proposal President Trump laid out this week.

On this week's episode of Friday Night Live, host Hafiz Sha'ban discusses: Muslims Imams & institutions normalizing relations with pro Zionists, Trump's Middle East plan amid Palestinian rejections, coronavirus, environment & climate special.

Once decrying Bolton as having a "lack of credibility", Schiff and democrats are now call his testifying "essential." Yes, Bolton's lack of credibility is essential for making the case the Democrats don't have against President Trump. Trump's Middle East "Deal of the Century" only underscores Zepp-LaRouche's call for a Trump, Xi, Putin summit. Every weekday morning Harley will brief you on what you need to know to start your day. On Tuesdays, we broadcast his briefing live on the LaRouchePAC Facebook page at 12:00 pm eastern, where he fields questions about current events, history, economics, and culture. Join the discussion, and, if you haven't already, sign up for Harley's weekly articles, harley.larouchepac.com/join

Today on Sojourner Truth, our weekly roundtable discussion. Friday, January 31, 2020 is bound to go down in history in the United States and around the world as the day that Donald Trump was acquitted in the Senate impeachment trial. The GOP has closed ranks and is refusing the demand from Democrats and over 70 percent of people in the United States polled that witnesses should be heard, including John Bolton. Will this be seen as the death knoll for U.S. claims of being a democracy? What are the implications for the nation? What are the implications for people around the world, who don't get to vote for the U.S. president, but given the military and economic might of the U.S., know that this will have a big impact on their lives? On Tuesday, January 28, Trump announced his so-named deal for peace between Israelis and Palestinians. He called it "The Deal of the Century." Palestinians are calling it the "Slap in the Face of the Century." What is in the deal and who will benefit? We also weigh in on stories that have gotten short thrift in the media. Our panelists are Jackie Goldberg, Laura Carlsen and Dr. Gerald Horne.

Impeachment hoax risks abandoning our constitutional system of government for a parliamentary system, where policy disagreements become the basis for removing a president. Trump wants to end the Cold War mentality which has bound the U.S. to one war after another and pits great powers against each other, his opponents want conflict, and will stop at nothing to maintain their status quo. It won't stop until this crowd is fully defeated. Every weekday morning Harley will brief you on what you need to know to start your day. On Tuesdays, we broadcast his briefing live on the LaRouchePAC Facebook page at 12:00 pm eastern, where he fields questions about current events, history, economics, and culture. Join the discussion, and, if you haven't already, sign up for Harley's weekly articles, harley.larouchepac.com/join

Trump likes it. Israel is good with it. The Palestinian area more than doubles. Do you think the Palestinian leaders are on board? ABSOLUTELY NOT!

NSFW! Buzz Burbank from Buzz Burbank News and Comment is here; Trump's Middle East peace plan is a failure out of the gate; The Trump impeachment defense is a huge power grab; Alan Dershowitz says quid pro quos aren't impeachable; The Bolton bombshells; Bolton and Barr said Trump is granting personal favors to dictators; The weird timing of the Soleimani strike; Dobbs and Bongino say Bolton is a liberal; Trump's plot against Yovanovitch captured on tape; With music by Jesse Terry and The Bitter Elegance; and more!

Today on Sojourner Truth: Donald Trump is expected to announce his Middle East peace deal, after meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has now been charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust in three separate corruption cases. Our guest is Phyllis Bennis, who directs the New Internationalism Project at The Institute for Policy Studies, focusing on U.S. Middle East and war policy. Her most recent books include Understanding the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict and Understanding ISIS and the New Global War On Terror. We get an update on the impeachment trial of Donald Trump. Former White House national security adviser John Bolton wrote in an unpublished book manuscript that Trump refused to release military aid for Ukraine until the country provided investigative information on his political rivals. This has caused waves across Washington D.C. and in the hearing itself. Our guest is John Bonifaz, Co-Founder and President of Free Speech For People. Also, the movement for a stamp to remember Bayard Rustin, the controversial civil rights leader who was sidelined, many say, because he was gay. Our guest is Lauren Buisson, the West Coast Director of the National Bayard Rustin Stamp Committee.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Donald Trump is expected to announce his Middle East peace deal, after meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has now been charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust in three separate corruption cases. Our guest is Phyllis Bennis, who directs the New Internationalism Project at The Institute for Policy Studies, focusing on U.S. Middle East and war policy. Her most recent books include Understanding the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict and Understanding ISIS and the New Global War On Terror. We get an update on the impeachment trial of Donald Trump. Former White House national security adviser John Bolton wrote in an unpublished book manuscript that Trump refused to release military aid for Ukraine until the country provided investigative information on his political rivals. This has caused waves across Washington D.C. and in the hearing itself. Our guest is John Bonifaz, Co-Founder and President of Free Speech For People. Also, the movement for a stamp to remember Bayard Rustin, the controversial civil rights leader who was sidelined, many say, because he was gay. Our guest is Lauren Buisson, the West Coast Director of the National Bayard Rustin Stamp Committee.

Airdate January 26 2020: How does the world look at America's impeachment spectacle? Will China stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus? Will Trump's long-awaited plan actually bring peace to the Middle East? Fareed speaks to an all-star panel to answer these pressing questions. Then, from the World Economic Forum in Davos, exclusive interviews with two leaders who face turmoil in their homelands. Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam tells Fareed about the protests that have been rocking her island territory of China & Iraqi Pres. Barham Salih talks about his nation's intent to eject American troops from Iraqi soil (and his conversation with President Trump about that intention). GUESTS: Zanny Minton Beddoes, Martin Indyk, Kishore Mahbubani, Pres. Barham Salih, Chief Executive Carrie Lam

American Truth Project discusses Trump's triggering of the Iran regime over his Middle East policy.

The Truth Report discusses Iran's regime being triggered by Trump's Middle East policy.

This week we ask Emma Ashford to reveal the mysteries of Trump's Middle East policy. Then Loren, Radha, and Erin dive into the recent trade dramas before pondering whether the summit with North Korea is best understood as a Rom-Com or Telenovela. Colombian elections, change of command in Afghanistan, and the toxic culture within ICE round out the conversation before we escape to the wonders of pop-culture.    Emma Ashford and John Glaser, “Unforced Error: The Risks of Confrontation with Iran,” CATO Institute Emma Ashford, “Unbalanced Rethinking America’s Commitment to the Middle East,” Strategy Studies Quarterly Trevor Thrall and Emma Ashford, “Power Problems,” CATO Institute  Runrig, Loch Lomond “Colombians vote for new president with peace deal, economy at stake,” Reuters Camila Zuluaga, “Colombia, trapped between extremes,” Washington Post Ana Swanson, “Trump Administration Plans to Revive ZTE, Prompting Backlash,” New York Times Shawn Donnan, “Trump car tariffs highlight threat of retaliatory trade war,” Financial Times Jonathan Landay and Rupam Jain, “U.S. sanctions on Iran threaten vital Afghanistan trade project,” Reuters Jeremy Diamond, “Peter Navarro and Steven Mnuchin feuded at Beijing trade talks,” CNN Daniel W. Drezner, “Targeted Sanctions in a World of Global Finance,” Research on Economic Sanctions Kanga Kong, “Budding Moon-Kim Bromance Poses Risk to Trump Pressure Campaign,” Bloomberg Laura Rosenberger, “Kim Jong Un is better off now than he was before Trump agreed to a summit,” Washington Post Ilan Goldenberg, “Trump Has No Idea How Diplomatic Deals Work,” Foreign Policy Patrick M. Cronin and Abigail Grace, “Trump Leaves the Door Open for Another North Korea Summit,” CNAS Mark Mazzetti, Ronen Bergman, and David D. Kirkpatrick, “Trump Jr. and Other Aides Met With Gulf Emissary Offering Help to Win Election,” New York Times Dara Lind, “Trump’s DHS is using an extremely dubious statistic to justify splitting up families at the border,” Vox Dara Lind, Tweet (25 May 2018)   Music by Future Teens  Produced by Tre Hester  Lizzie Plaugic, “Amazon is adapting William Gibson’s The Peripheral into a TV series,” Verge

Syria's bloody stalemate enters its eighth year on March 15. Hundreds of thousands have died, and millions have been displaced. Solutions have evaded the international community, and as Syria descends deeper into despair, a dangerous proxy war is threatening to pull even more actors in. Our guest today spent much of his career bringing American diplomacy to some of the world's most intractable crises - from the Balkans to North Korea to Iraq. Today, Ambassador Christopher Hill is a professor at the University of Denver, and Chief Adviser to the Chancellor for Global Engagement.

Barry Nussbaum with Dr. Gina on America Trends. They discuss President Trump’s trip to the middle east and why it is getting no coverage.

American Truth Project with Stephanie Hamill discussing President Trump’s goals for his Middle East trip.

Hussein Ibish, Senior Resident Scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute and Perry Cammack, Fellow in the Middle East Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, talk with host Carol Castiel about the tone, substance and implications of President Donald Trump's first overseas trip to the Middle East and Europe.

Today we discuss what happened in Manchester and what will happen moving forward. We also touch on Trump's Middle East visit and other topics related to the President.

Because You Asked: What is the significance of President Trump’s visits to Saudi Arabia and Israel?

Marie Harf, Michael Pregent, David Tafuri, and Suzanne Kianpour discuss President Trump�s foreign policy in his first hundred days.

We’re broadcasting from Qatar this weekend: If Trump thought healthcare was complicated, wait until he tries to bring peace to the Middle East. Our guests include syndicated columnist Rami Khouri, Mehran Kamrava of Georgetown University-Qatar, and al-Jazeera Syria correspondent Zeina Khodr.