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online.wsj.com - 15 days ago

Obama Hosts Netanyahu

— online.wsj.com — Agence France-Presse/Getty Images Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, in the West Bank town of Halhul, north of Hebron, on Sunday. (more) Obama Hosts Netanyahu

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haaretz.com - 12 days ago

Netanyahu told Obama: Peace talks must yield deal

— haaretz.com — Most of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's White House meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama this week took place in private, and it centered mainly on the Palestinian issue. This is what Netanyahu told the people he briefed after the meeting. ... (more) Netanyahu told Obama: Peace talks must yield deal

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haaretz.com - 22 days ago

Top U.S. officials: Mideast peace talks have hit impasse

— haaretz.com — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with U.S. special envoy George Mitchell again Monday afternoon in an attempt to find a way to allow the Palestinians to return to the negotiating table. Senior U.S. officials admit that the talks have ... (more) Top U.S. officials: Mideast peace talks have hit impasse

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On U.S Middle East Policy and Amateurism
TPMCafe — ... It is certainly legitimate for the administration to have not chosen option one, and to have decided that this was the wrong issue and/or wrong timing to escalate with the Netanyahu government. My own preference would have been for option two, and indeed, the administration could reasonably be perceived to have laid the ground deftly for such a pivot. Unfortunately, they went for option three, and it all came crashing down around their feet this week. ...

On U.S Middle East Policy and Amateurism
The Washington Note — ... It is certainly legitimate for the administration to have not chosen option one, and to have decided that this was the wrong issue and/or wrong timing to escalate with the Netanyahu government. My own preference would have been for option two, and indeed, the administration could reasonably be perceived to have laid the ground deftly for such a pivot. Unfortunately, they went for option three, and it all came crashing down around their feet this week. ...