Try as you may, it isn’t easy
finding too many Middle East experts who think Secretary of State John
Kerry’s focus on Israeli-Palestinian peace makes much sense or has any
chance of success.
Since assuming the post of America’s top diplomat in February, Kerry has visited the Middle East five times in hope of jump starting Israeli-Palestinian peace talks. Despite hours of talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders with the goal of achieving
significant progress towards peace by September, Kerry has not yet even
persuaded Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to meet with
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
None of the four scholars who responded to Daily Caller inquiries could understand Kerry’s emphasis on the conflict, and some were outright dismissive of the idea that he could broker any sort of solution.
finding too many Middle East experts who think Secretary of State John
Kerry’s focus on Israeli-Palestinian peace makes much sense or has any
chance of success.Since assuming the post of America’s top diplomat in February, Kerry has visited the Middle East five times in hope of jump starting Israeli-Palestinian peace talks. Despite hours of talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders with the goal of achieving
significant progress towards peace by September, Kerry has not yet even
persuaded Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to meet with
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.None of the four scholars who responded to Daily Caller inquiries could understand Kerry’s emphasis on the conflict, and some were outright dismissive of the idea that he could broker any sort of solution.
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