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America's 'New Path' in the Middle East
Four years after the Bush Administration severed relations with Syria, Hillary Clinton says America's on a " New Path " to Middle East peace, and will send two diplomats to Damascus. The Secretary of State is in Jerusalem after talking so passionately yesterday about Israeli-Palestinian peace that Arab reporters applauded.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFour years after the Bush Administration severed relations with Syria, Hillary Clinton says America's on a "New Path" to Middle East peace, and will send two diplomats to Damascus. The Secretary of State is in Jerusalem after talking so passionately yesterday about Israeli-Palestinian peace that Arab reporters applauded. Israel has not yet formed a new government after last month's election. The Palestinians are divided between Hamas and Fattah. Can Syria have a role in the peace process? What about Turkey? Will Iran respond to efforts to talk about its nuclear development?
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1 of 4California's Next Elections: Coming Right Up!- 1:19America's 'New Path' in the Middle EastYou’re reading this
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- 35:24California's Next Elections: Coming Right Up!
- 46:29Legal Battle over 840-pound Emerald