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U.S.-Saudi relations remain intimate despite differences over Iran and Arab-Israeli issue says CDDRL visiting professor Teitelbaum
CDDRL in the news: Tel Aviv Notes on September 25, 2007Joshua Teitelbaum, CDDRL visiting professor, writes on current U.S.-Saudi Arabia relations in Tel Aviv Notes (Moshe Dayan Center). He notes that while the degree of US-Saudi intimacy will fluctuate, the US needs Saudi Arabia for its oil and contribution to regional stability, and the Saudi royal family needs the US to keep it in power and Iran at bay.
