Twenty years ago, the “peace process” ignited fervent hopes of Mid-East peace. But that policy collapsed. Peace remains elusive. Why? Now, amid the rise of Islamists, the upheaval in Egypt, the Syrian civil war, and an imminently nuclear-capable Iran, what might it take to achieve peace? Following the so-called Arab Spring, how should we view the Israel-Palestinian conflict? What should America’s policy be toward the region, and Israel in particular? (Recorded September 10, 2013.)

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Elan Journo

Senior Fellow and Vice President of Content Products, Ayn Rand Institute