The Arab King and the American Republic

Tel Aviv Review by TLV1 Studios

May 11, 202635:26Religion & Spirituality

How does a Western-educated king survive — and thrive — in the political chaos of the Middle East for more than 25 years? Aaron Magid, a journalist formerly based in Jordan, discusses his book The Most American King: Abd...

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