Iran's Regional Threat: Reshaping the Middle East

Why is Iran attacking America's Arab allies while much of the world looks the other way? Hosts Dan Diker and Khaled Abu Toameh examine why Tehran's escalating attacks on Gulf states are reshaping regional alliances and explore what these developments could mean for the future of the Abraham Accords. You'll learn why the hosts argue that negotiations have strengthened, not weakened, the Islamic Republic, how Arab states increasingly view Israel as a strategic partner and why defeating Iran's regional ambitions may be the key to lasting stability in the Middle East.