On the Arab-Israeli Conflict
 
Thoughts on Annapolis
by Daniel Levy
29 November 2007
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WASHINGTON—Theories abound as to why an Annapolis conference and why now. Jerry Seinfeld would be excused for thinking that this is all a personal conspiracy against him—his visit to Israel was dominating the headlines until Annapolis came along. In fact, some in the Israeli media have been drawing a rather unflattering analogy: the Annapolis conference resembles a Seinfeld episode—it's about nothing. Yada, yada, yada. [...]

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* Daniel Levy is a senior fellow and director of both the Prospects for Peace Initiative at The Century Foundation and the Middle East Initiative at the New America Foundation.

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