Perhaps in the hope of bolstering his legacy by pushing the region toward a peace more lasting than any of his predecessors has been able to achieve, Bush had invited Israel, the Fatah leadership of the Palestinian West Bank, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and other regional players to the conference. Not... [read full story]
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