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shaayecanaan

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Mon May 5, 2014, 09:31 PM May 2014

Martin Indyk quitting as peace mediator

Martin Indyk, U.S. special envoy to the Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, reportedly will resign from his position following the recent failure of the U.S.-backed talks.

The Israeli daily Haaretz reported Sunday that Indyk may resign in light of President Obama’s intention to suspend U.S. involvement in seeking a negotiated end to the conflict, citing unnamed Israeli officials “who are close to the matter.”

Haaretz reported that Indyk is being identified in Jerusalem as the anonymous source in a report by senior Yediot Acharonot correspondent Nahum Barnea on Friday in which unnamed American officials blamed Israel for the failure of the peace talks.

Read more: http://forward.com/articles/197615/martin-indyk-quitting-as-peace-mediator-blames-s/#ixzz30tXE355O

If Indyk, of all people, is blaming Israel for the failure of the talks, then things on the Israeli side must be pretty bad indeed.

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Martin Indyk quitting as peace mediator (Original Post) shaayecanaan May 2014 OP
It's not my fault, nope. n/t Jefferson23 May 2014 #1
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