Crisis & Conflict Management
The impact of Iran’s attack on Israel
International leaders, including representatives from the United States, Israel and the Palestinian Authority, met at Annapolis to develop a foundation upon which the Israelis and Palestinians can move toward a negotiated peace agreement. Key questions emerged from the meeting: What measures should be taken on the “day after” Annapolis to ensure the parties move toward peace and address permanent-status issues? What will constitute success? Is there an opening for an Israel-Syria dialogue? How does the Annapolis meeting affect wider trends in the struggle for power in the Middle East?
On November 28, the Brookings Institution hosted a discussion to answer these questions and address the future of the peace process.
Agenda
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November 28
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Introduction and Moderator
Martin S. Indyk Former Brookings Expert, Distinguished Fellow - The Council on Foreign Relations @Martin_Indyk -
Panelists
NBNahum Barnea Columnist
Saeb Erekat Former Chief of PLO Monitoring and Steering Committee, Palestine
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