Show Notes
After the US and Iran signed the Memorandum of Understanding to stop the war in the Middle East, Israel did not react with optimism. Many supporters of Israel and those who dreamed of a Middle East without the Iranian Mullahs in power were disappointed and angry. Will this be the end of US-Israel relations as we know it? The Parliament makes confusing global geopolitics and American national security accessible. In this special audio-only episode, Darion travels to Israel where he sits down with Heritage Visting fellows David Aaronson and Asher Fredman to discuss the rapidly evolving situation in the Middle East. They dive into how the Israeli government and the Israeli public feel about the MoU, and what they think the future of the alliance will be like. If you want to follow more of what we are doing in the National Security space at Heritage, sign up for our biweekly newsletter (I promise it’s a newsletter you’ll actually want to read): https://www9.heritage.org/Davis-Dispatch-Newsletter_Subscription-Page.html
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