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Twenty Years After Oslo: Where Next for U.S. Foreign Policy?

2,260 views · Published 25 September 2013 · 1:31:04 · Indexed 5 October 2026

Channel: Ayn Rand Institute · 2013 · Nonprofits & Activism

Twenty years ago the “peace process” ignited fervent hopes of Middle 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? Elan Journo, Aaron David Miller, Daniel Pipes and Jonathan Tobin discuss these questions, and more, in a panel.

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Twenty Years After Oslo: Where Next for U.S. Foreign Policy?

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