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Charlie Rose: Ghaith al-Omari on Israel-Palestine Peace Process

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Here is a clip of Ghaith al-Omari, my colleague at the New America Foundation and also a Senior Fellow at the American Task Force on Palestine, commenting on the state of things in the Annapolis Peace process on the Charlie Rose Show.

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Posted by Pernicious Pavlovian, Jan 13 2008, 10:29PM - Link

There's a "peace process" going on in Israel/Palestine? Wait a minute...this is a joke right? There's ethnic cleansing going on in Palestine. There's Israeli spying going on in the U.S.A. by the Israelis of course. There's torture going on. There's genocide amply applied in Palestine by the Israelis. The West Bank is a concentration camp. The Gaza Strip is even worse than that. Palestinians die daily and the Israelis get George Bush. Um, where's there any peace process?

Posted by Carroll, Jan 14 2008, 2:07PM - Link

Listening to Bush.

I doubt the change in rhetoric is much more than a balancing act to try to keep the lid on the ME can of worms until he gets out of office.

AIPAC and congress both have to be wiped out before the Isr-Pal conflict will change.