Why Obama waited 8 years to take on Netanyahu
Yesterday was one of the most dispiriting days in
the history of U.S. foreign policy. In a long valedictory speech,
secretary of state John Kerry told Americans what was preventing peace
in the Middle East: unending Jewish settlements in the fragment of
historic Palestine that Palestinians accepted as theirs. The speech was
more blunt than any earlier pronouncement from this administration about
the end of the dream of a Palestinian state; afterward people praised
Kerry’s passion and personal engagement, and a leading editor said he should receive the Nobel Prize.
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