Podcast: Trump and Harris Advisors Contrast Visions for U.S. Middle East Policy

On November 5, Americans head to the polls to make a decision that will shape U.S. foreign policy toward the Middle East for years to come. With the region at a pivotal juncture, the outcome of this election will have lasting implications for U.S.-Israel relations, broader Middle East diplomacy, the “day after” in Gaza, and numerous other issues.

In this episode of Decision Points, host David Makovsky is joined by distinguished experts Tom Nides and Victoria Coates. Nides served as U.S. ambassador to Israel during the Biden administration. Coates served as deputy national security advisor for the Middle East and North Africa under President Trump. Together, they provide a comprehensive look at each candidate’s position on these important issues. Join us for a timely discussion on how the next U.S. administration could influence the region’s future.

Learn more about this season of the Decision Points  podcast.

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