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Mideast History Repeats
Mohammed Al-Saeed believes today’s Middle East crises resemble those of 1982, when Arab divisions—including the conflict between Syria and Iraq and the Iran–Iraq War—led to Israel’s invasion of Beirut. He points to Saudi Arabia’s role at the time in coordinating the evacuation of Palestine Liberation Organization leaders and supporting diplomatic efforts to mend Lebanon, as well as an American journalist’s account of the importance of Riyadh’s actions. He concludes that, despite the criticism directed at it, Saudi Arabia has remained a pivotal player that Arab states turn to for help in confronting political and economic crises.
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