Israel, Arab world find common ground over Iran

While talks between Iran and six world powers head into their final lap, an Arab “defensive shield” is being built in the face of the expected implications of a nuclear agreement reached in the Swiss city of Lausanne.
At the same time as events are proceeding toward the prospect of a possible redesign of the Middle East, whether consensual or not, we are already witnessing an event the likes of which the region has not seen in decades. A number of Arab countries intend to assemble a large and powerful Arab military force and, for the first time, Israel is not alarmed. Not only is Israel not alarmed, it is actually ecstatic.
For generations, Israel’s defense strategy was based on a desire to be able to fend off any Arab coalition of forces rather than just individual Arab countries. But now that such a coalition is coming together, Israel sees it as an indivisible element of its own defense policy. Even if no one is inviting Israel to take part, it’s already among the coalition’s first stakeholders.

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Well it seems Obama's legacy is going to be about how he pissed off the Sunni Arab states more than Bush did.