Alon Ben-Meir

Senior Fellow, New York University's Center for Global Affairs

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Professor and senior fellow at the Center for Global Affairs at New York University  

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Four years after the Bush Administration severed relations with Syria, Hillary Clinton says America's on a " New Path " to Middle East peace, and will send two diplomats to Damascus.

America's 'New Path' in the Middle East

Four years after the Bush Administration severed relations with Syria, Hillary Clinton says America's on a " New Path " to Middle East peace, and will send two diplomats to Damascus.

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Four years after the Bush Administration severed relations with Syria, Hillary Clinton said today two US diplomats will go to Damascus.

America's 'New Path' in the Middle East

Four years after the Bush Administration severed relations with Syria, Hillary Clinton said today two US diplomats will go to Damascus.

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