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(Los Angeles Times) Paul Richter - The Obama administration's abandonment of a failed strategy for Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking has sparked a debate within the White House about what kind of approach - and how much energy - America's overbooked national security team should put into the Middle East effort. Officials gave varying accounts of whether the administration was still aiming to complete the basics of a peace deal within one year, a goal it set in September. Although the State Department has officially said meeting that deadline remains the goal, others suggest that the timing is fading in importance. Secretary of State Clinton opened a new round of discussions Thursday with Israeli chief negotiator Isaac Molho after talking to PA President Mahmoud Abbas twice on Wednesday. She is to meet with Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat on Friday.2010-12-10 08:10:10Full Article
U.S. Debates Role in Mideast Peace Effort
(Los Angeles Times) Paul Richter - The Obama administration's abandonment of a failed strategy for Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking has sparked a debate within the White House about what kind of approach - and how much energy - America's overbooked national security team should put into the Middle East effort. Officials gave varying accounts of whether the administration was still aiming to complete the basics of a peace deal within one year, a goal it set in September. Although the State Department has officially said meeting that deadline remains the goal, others suggest that the timing is fading in importance. Secretary of State Clinton opened a new round of discussions Thursday with Israeli chief negotiator Isaac Molho after talking to PA President Mahmoud Abbas twice on Wednesday. She is to meet with Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat on Friday.2010-12-10 08:10:10Full Article
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