The Alexander Hamilton Society and the John Quincy Adams Society at George Washington University invite you to a pivotal debate on U.S. foreign policy in the Gulf, titled "From Ta'izz to Tehran: Debating the Next Steps for U.S. Foreign Policy in the Gulf."

Set against the backdrop of recent conflicts in the Middle East, notably the October 7th incident and Houthi incursions near Bab al-Mandab, this event will focus on Iran's influence in regional unrest.

Join us on April 2nd for an engaging dialogue between experts Michael Singh and Steven Simon, moderated by GWU's Sina Azodi. The debate will cover American responses to Iranian influence in recent Middle Eastern conflicts and the broader implications for regional stability. This is a unique opportunity to hear from seasoned professionals on a critical issue affecting U.S. and Middle Eastern relations today.

The conversation will be a debate between Mr Singh and Mr. Simon on U.S. actions on the following:

American reaction and policy towards October 7th in regards to Iranian influence.

American reaction and policy towards the Houthi attacks in Yemen against international shipping in regards to Iranian influence.

General discussion on whether or not current American posturing towards Iran is helping or hurting Middle Eastern stability.