UN diplomat predicts Arab rejection of Israel at UN
UN envoy Jamil Baroody warned Arabs will never accept Israel in the United Nations setting. He said Arab delegates share a mood of resistance amid Security Council attempts and skeptical General Assembly prospects. He traced May events including UN forces withdrawal from Egypt on May 18 and the Aqaba blockade on May 23 as preludes to broader conflict and diplomatic stalemate.
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Why Crisis Surprised U S By David Barnett
A Washington report analyzes why the U S government failed to anticipate the Middle East crisis. It notes vacancies at senior levels, budget cuts delaying fills, and misreads of Egyptian and Israeli moves as tensions rose. Officials defend the administration's overall grasp, while critics argue key posts remained unfilled.
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