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DC Event Alert: The View from a Divided Palestine

Share / Recommend - Comment - Print - Tuesday, Oct 30 2007, 8:14AM

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We will have this program recorded digitally and posted as an update on this blog post, but for those of you in Washington, this will be an interesting meeting. It takes place from 1 pm - 2:30 pm today.

The session is titled "The View from a Divided Palestine" and will feature:

Rita Hauser

Chair, International Peace Academy
Advisory Board Chair, International Crisis Group
Former Member, President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board

The Honorable Mustafa Barghouti
Secretary General, Palestinian National Initiative
MP, Palestinian Legislative Council

Daniel Levy

Director, Middle East Policy Initiative
New America Foundation
Publisher, Prospects for Peace

Steve Clemons
Director, American Strategy Program, New America Foundation
Publisher, The Washington Note

The event is free and open to the public. We provide sodas -- you bring your brown bag lunch.

-- Steve Clemons

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Reader Comments (6) - post a comment

Posted by Matthew, Oct 30 2007, 8:28AM - Link

Thank you, Steve, for hosting an event that accords the Palestinians as a real people, instead of as Israeli "problem."

Posted by JohnH, Oct 30 2007, 11:06AM - Link

Events like this promise to be much more worthwhile than the Anapolis conference, which will be a total joke, organized by the supremely incompetent Condi Rice. Nonetheless, Anapolis may accomplish something in a perverse sort of way:
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/917818.html

Not that the corporate media will notice...

Posted by PissedOffAmerican, Oct 30 2007, 11:09AM - Link

Steve, Washington may suffer earth tremors in the near future, if any of the networks decide to take Sibel Edmonds up on her offer to tell all, in direct contempt of our government's efforts to silence her.

I hope you are following this, because what little info this outsider peon has been able to latch onto tells me that there is not one single facet of American foreign policy that will not be exposed as corrupted and treasonously manipulated by high ranking members of both parties.

Obviously, our government cannot allow Sibel to tell the truth, nor will our MSM propagandists provide her with a forum.

Watch closely, because if she is truly prepared to speak openly, in depth and publically, she will be killed, or immediately incarcerated, probably in one of Cheney's overseas gulags.

Sorry for contaminating one of your threads with this off topic snippet, but there is no more important a story than the one Sibel Edmonds has to tell, because it lies bare the charade we once believed was a "representative government" working in its citizen's best interests.

http://joeplummer.com/sibel_edmonds_update.html

Posted by PissedOffAmerican, Oct 30 2007, 11:38AM - Link

Oh, and by the way, it also exposes Waxman as a token bulldog, tasked to growl and bark, but never to bite.

Posted by Wordie, Oct 30 2007, 2:28PM - Link

Steve: It's great that you're particpating in conferences such as this one, and bringing us the reports on them. Keep up the good work. Thank you.

Posted by Dan Kervick, Oct 30 2007, 2:29PM - Link

Well, Steve, I've got to hand it to you: a beltway conference on Palestine that includes and *actual Palestinian* on the panel. Good work.

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