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Shadow Policy

By The Daily Dish
Mar 19 2010, 3:53 AM ET

William Shields reports on a debate between Steve Coll, Tom Friedman, and David Ignatius:

[Ignatius] recounted writing a column arguing that the United States should support Salam Fayyad's two-year transitional plan towards statehood. When a U.S. official called to tell Ignatius that this indeed was the United States' policy, Ignatius responded, "Well, it's news to me." (Anyone wanna contribute to hire him a researcher?) Ignatius...argued that the United States needs to more clearly articulate its policy to give Fayyad the political support he'll need to convince a Palestinian public that is skeptical of a phased transition.



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