Articles that might interest you
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From: RayClose
Date: Sat, 5 Jan 2008 15:16:41 EST
Subject: Fwd: Articles that might interest you
Friends:
These essays are by Daniel Levy, our fellow "alumnus" of last summer's Liechtenstein conference on Iran. In my opinion Daniel is, with remarkable consistency, one of the most balanced and insightful of all analysts focused on the Middle East. The views he expresses here are perfect examples of those exceptional qualities.
Ray
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Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape.
http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489
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From: "Daniel Levy" <levy@tcf.org>
To: <rayclose@aol.com>
Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2008 14:21:04 -0500
Subject: Articles that might interest you
Dear friends,
I wanted to share with you these articles that I have had published recently. The first is from the International Herald Tribune and looks at the role of Secretary Rice and three lessons to be learned from the Lebanon war in the summer of '06. It can be read here on the IHT site or here on the blog and is pasted below.
The second article appears in today's Haaretz and looks forward to President Bush's visit to Israel next week. It can be read here on Haaretz or here on the blog and is also pasted below.
Finally, here is a piece on Iran policy that was put out by the JTA and appeared in the Jerusalem Post and other places. It can be read here on the blog and is again pasted below.
Let me take this opportunity to wish you a healthy, happy and peaceful New Year.
Best,
Daniel
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Daniel Levy
Director, Prospects for Peace Initiative
Senior Fellow, The Century Foundation; Senior Fellow, New America Foundation
Visit my blog at: www.prospectsforpeace.com
International Herald Tribune
Rice's history lessons
By Daniel Levy
December 25, 2007
With the Annapolis conference and the Paris fund-raising effort to aid the Palestinians behind us, the Middle East peace process is now in need of constant vigilance. President George W. Bush will visit the region in January, but it is Condoleezza Rice who will be looked upon to provide a guiding hand.
The new peace effort is very much her baby. A look at the war in Lebanon last summer, and Rice's management of it, provides some clues to the challenges ahead.