December 03, 2007

Where Annapolis Succeeded

Michael B. Oren, author of arguably the best account of the Six Day War, had an op-ed piece in the New York Times this weekend. It makes the point that Annapolis succeeded not so much as a peace conference but as a prelude to further conflict in which moderate Middle Easterners of all stripes will oppose the"extremism" of Iran.

Topic Tags: Annapolis, Conflict, Extremism, Iran, Israel, Palestine

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by David Hulme

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