Obama, Romney show critical differences on Middle East

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

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Shared policy underpinnings
Israeli security
Asian Middle East interests
Fiscal constraints
Coming challenges
Oil price shifts
Generational change
'Arab uprisings' legacy
Looming uncertainties
Responding to change
Party politics
Political convergence/divergence with Israel
Attitudes towards political Islam
Leadership

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US Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney in front of the Old City of Jerusalem as he delivers foreign policy remarks (REUTERS/Jason Reed)

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