Fork in the road map: Bush's meeting with Mahmoud Abbas was a sign of re-engagement. The president now has three options--and only one will lead to peace.(DISPATCHES)
American Prospect, The, July, 2005 by Levy, Daniel
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WHEN PALESTINIAN PRESIDENT Mahmoud Abbas visited Washington in early June, one might have expected him to be heralded as the poster boy for "freedom's march" in the Middle East--democratically elected, a reformer, and a recognized man of peace. Yet after the meeting, Palestinian delegation members spoke to me in terms of only a "small success."
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For Abbas, or Abu Mazen, as he is also known, the Washington trip did represent a milestone of sorts in his efforts to resurrect the notion of there being a Palestinian partner for peace. While the Abbas program of ...
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