7-10-2016 Why Egypt's FM came to Israel, and why you shouldn't get too excited +972

http://972mag.com/why-egypts-fm-came-to-israel-and-why-you-shouldnt-get-too-excited/120540/

Recent interest — by all sides — in reviving the Arab Peace Initiative presents a new window of opportunity. But let's not get too far ahead of ourselves as long as Benjamin Netanyahu is in charge.

 Posted by Judith Ferster, AIME member

 

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