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Don't Let the Smiles and Fist Bumps Fool You. Bibi and MBS Are Looking Beyond Biden

Aaron David Miller
  • July 20, 2022
  • Haaretz
Summary:  One of the reasons Biden travelled to the Middle East is to counter the perception – and reality – that America was stepping back from the region because of domestic preoccupations and a foreign policy focused on Russia and China.
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