Martin Indyk – Middle East Monitor

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February 12, 2014

Israel lodges complaint over Palestinian peace talk leaks

The Israeli government has lodged a complaint with the US in protest at what it described it as a "series of leaks made by senior Palestinian Authority officials revealing...

Published in: Middle East, News
February 10, 2014

Dismissed Fatah leader tells US officials the peace process is a failure

Palestinian parliamentarian and former Fatah leader Mohamed Dahlan, who is currently living in Abu-Dhabi, has candidly expressed his pessimism to senior US officials in regards to the Israeli-Palestinian peace...

Published in: Middle East, News
February 4, 2014

Former pro-Israel lobbyist appointed as US Special Envoy to negotiations

On Monday, US Secretary of State John Kerry announced the appointment of twice US ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk as the "US Special Envoy to the Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations". The...

Published in: Asia & Americas, News
January 26, 2014

When they shout: "We strongly condemn…"

By Dr. Bouthaina Shaaban On August 29, 2010, Martin Indyk wrote an op-ed in The New York Times entitled "For once, hope in the Middle East". When I read...

Published in: Article, Middle East
January 24, 2014 Ali Kazak

Palestinian refugees, and the day following the failure of the negotiations?

What has been disclosed regarding the peace talks so far does not give us hope, and this latest effort can already be judged to be an immense failure for...

Published in: Article, Middle East