The so-called 'Road Map to Peace' looks in many ways more like a 'Road Map to War'. How far would you agree with this assessment of US efforts to settle the Palestinian Question?
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On September 17 2002 the Bush Administration made the unprecedented move of acknowledging the Palestinian right to a state - the first time any US government had done so, and with the backing of the UN, the EU and Russia (the 'quartet') the 'Road Map to Peace' was shaped - a plan that would result in an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel. It is no secret that the US have been a strong supporter of Israel. The …
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…hi/middle_east/3030480.stm United Nations Association USA 2004, Global Agenda: Issues Before the 59th General Assembly of the United Nations. United Nations Publications, New York. 'U.S. Church Leaders, Citing Risks, Fault President Bush for Concessions to PM Sharon', US Newswire, 15 April 2004. Accessed 6 October 2005 from Expanded Academic ASAP Database. <Tab/> 'What US Newspapers are saying', United Press International, 25 June 2002. Accessed 6 October 2005 from Expanded Academic ASAP Database<Tab/>
