George Nader

George Nader was political adviser to the ruler of the U.A.E., and Elliott Broidy, the deputy finance chairman of the Republican National Committee. George Nader ran the magazine Middle East Insight in the 1990s. George Nader ran the magazine Middle East Insight in the 1990s, with then-Rep. Nick Rahall paying tribute to him in 1996, the Times reports. “Because of his reputation for fairness and his remarkable access to key political and business leaders throughout the region, Nader has produced a magazine of distinction and high quality,” Rahall, D-W.Va., said on Capitol Hill at the time. George Nader also attempted to arrange an Israel-Syria peace deal during the Clinton administration. In the 1990s, George Nader was a very effective under-the-radar operator in the peace process. During the middle part of the last decade, George Nader appears to have spent most of his time in the Middle East, especially in Iraq after the 2003 invasion. George Nader developed close ties to national security officials in the Bush White House.