Martin Indyk
What’s unusual is that it didn’t go unnoticed.
Even his former adviser agrees that the president’s Iran policy is collapsing. Can anything be done, or is it too late?
At a Brookings Institution conference over the weekend, Naftali Bennett, Israel’s minister of the economy and head of the Jewish Home party, explains how the most. . .
During the nine-month peace talks, Mahmoud Abbas ably secured the release of 78 Palestinian prisoners while making no concessions whatsoever.
A U.S. official has invoked a phantom Israeli misdeed to explain away the transparent American role in the collapse of peace negotiations.
John Kerry claims to have picked the new American envoy to the peace process for his diplomatic experience. The record shows that his true specialty. . .