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Hillary Clinton offers handshake of friendship to Syria
It was a brief but significant gesture: in the hubbub of the Gaza donor s conference in Egypt, Hillary Clinton, the US Secretary of State, shook hands and exchanged a few words yesterday with Walid Mouallem, her Syrian counterpart. In the Middle East, where even the slightest gesture is ...
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Hillary Offers Handshake Of Friendship To Syria
Pat Dollard | Young AmericansTimes Online: It was a brief but significant gesture: in the hubbub of the Gaza donor’s conference on Egypt’s Red Sea coast, Hillary Clinton shook hands and exchanged a few words today with her Syrian counterpart, Walid Mouallem. In the Middle East, where even the slightest gesture is closely scrutinised, the brief encounter was seen as a sign that Washington was prepared to mend fences with Syria, whose leader Bashir al-Assad was treated as a pariah by the Bush Administration. Mr Mouallem said afterwards that the meeting “was ...

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Gates of Vienna — ... Hillary Clinton Offers Handshake of Friendship to Syria It was a brief but significant gesture: in the hubbub of the Gaza donor’s conference on Egypt’s Red Sea coast, Hillary Clinton shook hands and exchanged a few words today with her Syrian counterpart, Walid Mouallem. In the Middle East, where even the slightest gesture is closely scrutinised, the brief encounter was seen as a sign that Washington was prepared to mend fences with Syria, whose leader Bashir al-Assad was treated as a pariah by the Bush ...

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