Stephen P. Cohen and A. Lawrence Chickering
Two-pronged approach to peace
AS GEORGE W. BUSH begins his first trip to Israel as president to follow up the international conference on Middle East peace in Annapolis, Md., he and his administration need to take into account a major dimension of conflict that all past efforts at forging an Israeli-Palestinian agreement have failed to consider. Their conflict is not only between the parties, ... (Full article: 786 words)
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