Elliott Abrams24 June 2002
Joins Middle East policy work as the administration links Palestinian reform, Israeli security, and a two-state settlement.
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Joins Middle East policy work as the administration links Palestinian reform, Israeli security, and a two-state settlement.
Works on Middle East diplomacy as the administration develops a two-state framework after the June speech.
Calls for two states and Palestinian institutional reform as the basis for renewed Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts.
Links American support for Palestinian statehood to democratic leadership, security reform, and peaceful coexistence with Israel.
States that the United States will support a Palestinian state if Palestinian institutions are reformed and terrorism ends.
Supports interagency policy work translating the President's two-state statement into diplomatic planning.
Represents US policy in Israel as Washington promotes the President's two-state formula and Palestinian institutional reform.
Supports the President's speech and frames the two-state goal through diplomacy with Israel, Palestinians, and Arab governments.
Helps shape the administration's policy linking a Palestinian state to accountable government and security reform.
Represents US policy toward Palestinians as the administration states support for a reformed Palestinian state beside Israel.
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