Twenty Years After Madrid, Israel-Palestinian Peace Prospects Bleak

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: November 3, 2011

In: Barack Obama, Peace Plans, US-Israel Lobby

Tagged: Aaron Miller, AIPAC, Bush 41, Egypt, George H.W. Bush, Israel, Israel Lobby, James Baker, Jewish State, Madrid Peace Conference, Middle east, Obama, Occupation, One-State Solution, Oslo Accords, Palestine, Palestinian Authority, pro-Israel, Settlements, Two-state solution, United Nations

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In my latest piece for Inter Press Service, I report on yesterday’s conference in DC marking 20 years since the Madrid peace conference, that launched the now dearly departed peace process.

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