Bahrain’s ambassador to the U.S. says “extremely positive” developments in the Middle East as a result of the Abraham Accords are having a significant impact on the region. “We’re at a crossroads in history,” Bahrain Ambassador Shaikh Abdulla Bin Rashid Al Khalifa said Monday. “Today we are seeing a region that is changing dramatically.” Al Khalifa discussed the Abraham Accords with Jason Greenblatt, the former White House envoy to the Middle East under former President Donald Trump , during a taping of Newsweek ‘s podcast The Diplomat , which Greenblatt hosts. The taping was recorded live on Monday evening in front of a student audience at Yeshiva University in New York City and was presented by the university’s Political Science Department and its Rabbi Arthur Schneier Program for International Affairs. The event, which was titled “The Abraham Accords and the Changing Middle East,” sought to explore “the road that led to peace and the Abraham Accords, and what’s next,” as well as what the future holds for Bahrain, according to Greenblatt. Al Khalifa and Greenblatt came together for the discussion as two of the individuals Greenblatt said had “a front row seat to the multiple years of conversations” that ultimately… Read full this story
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