Source: May 16
President Bush traveled to the Middle East to celebrate Israel’s 60th anniversary. During his trip, Carnegie Middle East experts provided a briefing on the situation in Lebanon and the status of the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process.Lebanon and the Middle East Peace Process: Teleconference with Carnegie Experts
Carnegie Middle East experts provide a briefing on the situation in Lebanon and the Middle East Peace Process.
published by on May 20, 2008
May 16
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