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Twenty Years After Madrid: Arab World Transitions - The Impact on the Arab-Israeli Conflict
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1:31:06Now PlayingDate: November 2, 2011
Twenty Years After Madrid: Lessons Learned and the Way Forward for Arab-Israeli Peacemaking
Panel V: Arab World Transitions - The Impact on the Arab-Israeli Conflict and Prospects for Peace
The Madrid Peace Conference was a watershed moment for American diplomacy, but the two decades since have witnessed a region facing substantial challenges and instability, with major uncertainty regarding the future of efforts toward peace. With the recent developments at the United Nations and the Quartet's latest proposal, this conference pulled lessons from the past, assessed the current state-of-play, and explored new ideas for moving forward.
The popular uprisings that began sweeping through the Arab world earlier this year will have significant implications for peacemaking between Arab countries and Israel. This panel explored the challenges and opportunities the parties are now faced with, as well as whether the shifting regional climate will make peace agreements between Israel and its Arab neighbors more or less likely.
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Speakers:
Moderated by Kate Seelye, Middle East Institute
Dr. Graeme Bannerman
Scholar, Middle East Institute
Nadia Bilbassy-Charters
Senior Correspondent, MBC
Dr. Daniel Brumberg
Senior Adviser, USIP
Dr. Robert Satloff
Executive Director, Washington Institute for Near East Policy; leading expert on Arab politics and U.S. diplomacy in the Middle East
Dr. Yair Hirschfeld
Rabin Fellow for Peace and Security in the Middle East, James A. Baker III Institute; Economic Cooperation Foundation, Executive Director; co-creator of the "Oslo channel"
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