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    Documents from Peace Talks Cast Unflattering Light on Palestinians

    Arab news agency al-Jazeera has released what appear to be memos, e-mails and minutes from closed-door meetings revealing that the Palestinians have taken very different positions in private than they have in public. If " the Palestine Papers ," are what they seem, they could have a major impact on future peace talks in the Middle East.

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    By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

    Arab news agency al-Jazeera has released what appear to be memos, e-mails and minutes from closed-door meetings revealing that the Palestinians have taken very different positions in private than they have in public. If "the Palestine Papers," are what they seem, they could have a major impact on future peace talks in the Middle East. Rob Malley was an aide to President Bill Clinton in his last effort at Middle East peace at Camp David in the year 2000.

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