JONES: NEW TEAM MUST BUILD ON ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN PROGRESS IN JENIN

/ November 13, 2008 at 5:00 AM
Retired Marine Gen. James Jones, who served as the Bush administration's special envoy for Middle East regional security, is urging President-elect Barack Obama's team to continue to foster improvements on the Israeli-occupied West Bank that could lay the foundation for a peaceful two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. "Nothing is more important" in the Middle East than peacefully resolving that conflict, he told Inside the Pentagon in an Oct. 30 interview. This is a pivotal moment, he said, noting the...

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