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An Open Letter to the Arab World
6 hours ago ago from Harry's Place
Here is an interesting article, by Danny Ayalon Israel's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs that was published in Asharq Alawsat yesterday. Since the reestablishment of our state, Israeli leaders have sought peace with their Arab neighbors. Our Declaration of Independence, Israel’s founding document that expressed our hopes and dreams reads, “We extend our hand to all neighboring states and their peoples in an offer of peace and good ...
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17 hours ago ago from Soccer Dad
As his tenure as Saudi's foreign minister winds down, Saudi Prince Saud al Faisal admits regrets, he's had a few . The New York Times starts off with some fun irrelevance: Prince Saud, a member of the ruling Saud family, is the world's longest-serving foreign minister. He was appointed in 1975, and for nearly 35 years he has represented a nation whose oil wealth and religious importance to Muslims remains unrivaled. And yet, he said that ...
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1 day ago ago from Doc's Talk
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10 hours ago ago from Love of the Land
Barry Rubin The Rubin Report 17 December 09 We now have Mahmoud Abbas’s answer regarding short-term Palestinian Authority (PA) strategy. He says that if Israel stops all construction now—in Jerusalem and the 3000 apartments being completed—and accepts in advance the 1967 borders and there will be peace within six months. This is the basic story we’ve been hearing since around 1988: one or more Israeli concessions and everyone will live ...
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