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Envoy Martin Indyk Dissects Israel-Palestinian Authority Failed Peace Talks
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Martin Indyk. Photo: Wikipedia.
ABC News – Martin Indyk, who for the past nine months has been shuttling between the Israelis and Palestinians in the latest round of peace talks, gave an expansive post-mortem of the failed negotiations in which he blamed both sides for not wanting peace badly enough.
“One problem that revealed itself in these past nine months is that the parties, although both showing flexibility in the negotiations, do not feel the pressing need to make the gut-wrenching compromises necessary to achieve peace,” Indyk, speaking at a dinner held by the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said.
