Daily Briefing July 13 – Reshaping Israel’s foreign policy from East to West
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Today’s panel comprises diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman and breaking news editor Amy Spiro, along with host Raoul Wootliff.
On today’s show, amid a flurry of diplomatic activity, newly sworn-in President Isaac Herzog spoke yesterday with Turkey’s Erdogan. We discuss the significance of the call and the future of Israel-Turkey ties.
At the same time, Foreign Minister Yair Lapid met yesterday in Brussels with European Union foreign ministers and publicly backed a two-state solution with the Palestinians. We hear about his efforts to reshape Israel’s foreign policy.
And from the west to the east, we try to understand the effect on the Jewish state of the burgeoning rivalry between Saudi Arabia and new Israeli ally the United Arab Emirates.
Finally, with the Olympics around the corner, we hear about one Israeli athlete looking to fulfill her dreams at the Games and how Israel’s medal hopes could play out in Tokyo.
In possible sign of thaw, Turkey’s Erdogan talks with new Israeli president
Stressing new coalition’s liberal values, Lapid looks to revive ties with EU
As Saudis and Emiratis take aim at each other, Israel could get hit by ricochets
With feathers flying, NY native guides Israel to its Olympic equestrian debut
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