Hudson Institute will host an event to discuss the role of Iraq as tensions increase between the U.S. and Iran. Panelists will include the Middle East Institute’s Omar Al-Nidawi, the Arabia Foundation’s Genevieve Abdo, and the Atlantic Council’s Dr. Abbas Khandim, with Hudson Senior Fellow Michael Pregent moderating.
As tensions continue to mount between the U.S. and Iran, Iraq is stuck in the middle of the escalation. The U.S. recently ordered State Department officials in Iraq to return home amid safety concerns arising from threats from Iranian-influenced actors. This followed a stern warning from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Iraqi leaders that if they are not going to stand with the U.S. against Iran, they should stand aside. Iran’s influence in Iraq is robust and presents significant challenges to U.S. strategic interests in the region.
Speakers (seated left to right):
* Michael Pregent (Moderator), Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute
* Genevieve Abdo, Resident Scholar, Arabia Foundation
* Dr. Abbas Khandim, Director and Resident Senior Fellow, Iraq Initiative, Atlantic Council
* Omar Al-Nidawi, Middle East Analyst, Middle East Institute
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