What Does Middle East Want from U.S. Election?

   Source: Trt World Oct 27, 2024 No Comments


What does the Middle East hope to see from the 2024 U.S. presidential election? 

With conflict, U.S. policy, and weapons playing a major role in the region, will Kamala Harris or Donald Trump make any real difference? Our guests debate how U.S. leadership might impact Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, and beyond. Could Trump’s close ties with Netanyahu worsen conditions for Palestinians? Or would a Harris administration maintain the same trajectory? Join us for an in-depth look at U.S. influence and the stakes for the Middle East.

Guests:

Kadhim Al Waeli
Former Adviser to the US-led Coalition Forces Against Daesh

Omar Baddar
Palestinian-American Political Analyst

Rami Khouri
Distinguished Public Policy Fellow at the American University of Beirut

Hassan Abdel Salam
Director of the Abandon Harris Campaign

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