Biden at J Street Conference: Regional Unrest Offers Opportunity to Reach Peace Agreement
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JTA – Instability in the Middle East presents an incentive to advance Israeli-Palestinian peace, Vice President Joe Biden told J Street’s annual conference.
After reviewing an array of countries seized by unrest, including Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Yemen and Bahrain, as well as the threat posed by Iran’s suspected nuclear program, Biden said Monday that he and President Obama were asked often why they chose to focus on restarting Israeli-Palestinian talks.
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