RealClearWorld
Advertisement

October 21, 2010

Mideast Talks Will Almost Certainly Fail

Roger Cohen, New York Times

AP Photo

Among the minor fiascoes of the Obama administration's foreign policy, the rapid White House-to-wipe-out course of Middle Eastern diplomacy in recent weeks rates high.

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: Middle East, West Bank, Barack Obama, Mahmoud Abbas, Benjamin Netanyahu, Jerusalem, Palestine, Israel

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

May 8, 2012
Salam Fayyad: A Palestinian Reformer's Downfall
Ben Birnbaum, TNR
In a sense, circumstances have taken Fayyad back in time - from the prime minister who would lead his people to independence to the finance minister struggling to balance the books. more ››
May 15, 2012
Obama's Foreign Policy Failures
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
President Barack Obama ran as the anti-George Bush candidate. So it is ironic that his signature achievement overseas - the killing of Osama bin Laden - is one Bush would have been proud of. more ››
May 10, 2012
Under Netanyahu, Israel Stronger Than Ever
Fareed Zakaria, WaPo
While incumbents around the world are struggling to hold on, one is thriving. By bringing the rival Kadima party into his ruling coalition, Benjamin Netanyahu has become “king of Israel,” in Aaron David Miller’s phrase. He... more ››
May 10, 2012
Can Mighty Israel Make Peace?
Shmuel Rosner, Rosner's Domain
When someone like Fareed Zakaria compliments someone like Binyamin Netanyahu one knows trouble is coming. more ››
May 9, 2012
Big Fish vs. Little Fish in Israeli Politics
The Economist
Mr Netanyahu's previous coalition partners, mainly rightist and religious parties, will stay put for now in what the prime minister proudly describes as the largest-ever Israeli coalition. But if Likud and Kadima proceed with... more ››
|