State Department Expands Team for Israeli-Palestinian Authority Conflict Talks
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David Makovsky, a new member of the U.S. team for Israeli-Palestinian conflict talks. Photo: Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
JNS.org – The U.S. State Department team for Israeli-Palestinian conflict talks has expanded with the addition of Middle East expert David Makovsky as a strategist and senior adviser.
Makovsky, a fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, began working at the State Department on Monday, Al-Monitor reported.
“Drawing upon decades of experience working and writing on Israeli-Palestinian issues, Makovsky will serve as a strategist for the U.S. efforts and will be dealing with the wide range of issues associated with the negotiations,” the State Department said.
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