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Camp David (Page 2)

The Myth That Stays With Us: Camp David 2000

2007-02-21
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: February 21, 2007
In: Camp David, Ehud Barak, Israel, Palestine, Yasir Arafat

Advertisements Although I’m something of a historian by trade and inclination, in this space I try to keep to current events. But some historical events are of particular importance because they continue to shape today’s events. This is especially true of the failed attempt at Camp David in 2000 toContinue Reading

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