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Washington and Tel Aviv are linked as key geopolitical actors whose shared policy perspectives on the Middle East conflict and Iran are frequently analyzed together, as evidenced by their aligned diplomatic appetites [1], [2], binary views on Iran [3], and mutual strategic preferences [4], [5].

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Iran and the Gulf: Why Hedging Is No Longer Enough warontherocks.com Bader Al-Saif, Sanam Vakil · War on the Rocks 2 facts

perspectiveGulf states view the binary policy perspective held by Washington and Tel Aviv regarding Iran as detached from the reality of their own exposure to regional instability.

claimPolicy debates in Washington and Tel Aviv often view Iran through a binary lens of regime survival or collapse, assuming coercive pressure will produce one of these outcomes.

Geopolitical, Strategic, and Humanitarian Implications of ... ardd-jo.org Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development 2 facts

claimThere is a virtual absence of appetite for sustained diplomatic engagement regarding the current Middle East conflict in both Washington and Tel Aviv.

claimThere is a perceived lack of appetite for sustained diplomatic engagement in both Washington and Tel Aviv regarding the current conflict.

After the War: Rethinking Regional Security in the Middle ... arab-reform.net Arab Reform Initiative 1 fact

perspectiveWashington and Tel Aviv are likely to view any regional framework not subordinated to their preferences as a threat.