Thursday, November 26, 2009

Mahmoud Abbas

The Coming Middle East Crisis

The region has gone from bad to worse to horrible. more >>

A Moral Outrage

Would Paris or New York sit back quietly if terrorists attacked from just off their borders? more >>

Morning Buzz: March 5, 2008

And the race goes on. Hillary Clinton pulled off wins in Ohio and Texas last night, breaking up rival Barack Obama's winning streak and stringing on the Democratic primary race until, at least, the end of April. She hinted today at a shared Democratic ticket—with her at the top. However, Obama is still ahead in the pledged delegates race. more >>

The Roadblocks on the Road Map for Mideast Peace Talks

President Bush may have "high hopes," but few in the region do. more >>

Morning Buzz: Nov. 28, 2007

A day after Palestinian and Israeli leaders agreed in Annapolis to resume peace talks, President Bush will bring together Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas today at the White House. Bush will meet with each leader separately initially and then later this afternoon bring them together to formally announce that the first direct negotiations in years have begun. more >>

Jump-starting the Stalled Mideast Peace Process

Negotiators face a short timeline and many tough issues. more >>

Bush, Mideast Leaders Prep for Conference

President Bush today commenced an unusually intense round of personal diplomacy, meeting with Israeli and Palestinian leaders in the Oval Office in preparation for a first in his administration: playing host to a Middle East peace conference. more >>

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