Stuart Eizenstat

Chief White House Domestic Policy Adviser

Stuart Eizenstat has held a number of key senior positions in three US administrations, including chief White House domestic policy adviser to President Jimmy Carter; U.S. ambassador to the European Union, under secretary of commerce for International Trade, undersecretary of state for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs, and deputy secretary of the Treasury in the Clinton Administration.

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Should The U.S. Step Back From Its Relationship With Israel?

With Roger Cohen, Stuart Eizenstat, Rashad Khalidi, Itamar Rabinovich

February 9, 2010

Israel believes America’s special relationship is vital. It is, certainly, to Israel. But what about for the US? Israel has no oil, enemies in many places, and a tendency to defy Washington when it perceives its own interests to be threatened, which is not infrequent. In a zero sum Middle East, does America’s coziness with Israel cost us in good will with Muslim world, including those oil-rich Arab states whose dollar holdings come back to the US in the form…

Should The U.S. Step Back From Its Relationship With Israel?

With Roger Cohen, Stuart Eizenstat, Rashad Khalidi, Itamar Rabinovich

February 9, 2010

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