Ehud Olmert – Page 3 – ReThinking Foreign Policy

Unity As An Opportunity For Progress

On: March 18, 2007

In: Ehud Olmert, Fatah, Hamas, Ismail Haniyeh, Israel, Mahmoud Abbas, Palestine, United Nations, United States

Advertisements The Palestinian unity government has finally been assembled, and with it comes an interesting set of opportunities. I have to admit I was mistaken a year ago. I was quite convinced that the Hamas government would not be able to sustain itself against the massive opposition it faced. WithContinue Reading

Where’s the Outrage? Condi Rice Forbids Peace

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: March 10, 2007

In: Ehud Olmert, Israel, Jewish Community, Syria, United States

Advertisements For the second time in a span of six months, the United States has expressly forbidden Israel from pursuing a potential peace deal with Syria. This time, it was Condoleeza Rice doing the dirty work and she brought a simple message on the subject: Don’t even think about it.Continue Reading

Peace With Syria: What Would It Mean?

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: January 19, 2007

In: Ehud Olmert, Golan Heights, Israel, Syria, United States

Advertisements The January 16 edition of Ha’aretz revealed that some intrepid Israelis, Syrians and international supporters of peace had come together and cobbled out a document that would serve as the framework for a peace agreement between the two old enemies. It is reminiscent of the early days of theContinue Reading

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