I talked to a number of theoreticians of peacemaking and a number of people here in Britain who both theorize peacemaking and conduct it.
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We will find new passion for peacemaking rising within us.
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It is a victory for the Somali forces and peacemaking.
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The annual, decades-old event has historically been a peacemaking exercise.
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Politically it will also further hurt the credibility of peacemaking efforts.
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South Sudan's Civil War: Violence, Insurgency and Failed Peacemaking By John Young.
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Farewell to the "ombudsman" who, for all their peacemaking, were not spared.
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Both Sadat and Rabin would pay with their lives for their peacemaking.
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And then there's Jared Kushner, who seems bewildered by his peacemaking mission.
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We use peacemaking tactics to assuage predators' egos or cajole their senses.
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This can take several forms, such as peacemaking circles and conferencing models.
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If not, Hammond said, they should be excluded from the peacemaking process.
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Countless peacemaking endeavors have failed and offshore resources have increasingly complicated peace negotiations.
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He does not consider the Palestinian Authority or Mahmoud Abbas partners for peacemaking.
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S. peacemaking effort as the sides accused each other of violating a truce.
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He has proven himself highly risk-averse on matters of war and peacemaking.
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What are age appropriate ways to start teaching my boys consent, gentleness, peacemaking?
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Security and peacemaking in regions affected by insurgencies under Bashir are further challenges.
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Many have questioned whether Mr. Abbas can survive a new round of peacemaking.
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IGAD, the east African bloc leading the peacemaking efforts, brokered a ceasefire in December.
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Even after Mr Trump's speech, the Saudi foreign minister called his peacemaking efforts "serious".
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Part of Ms. Rosen's challenge, including over Judge Kavanaugh, is that she prefers peacemaking.
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And on Arab-Israeli peacemaking we've seen some of the old, but mostly the new.
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Moscow says its own peacemaking efforts are meant to complement, not compete with U.N. attempts.
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Though it is part of the peacemaking "quartet", it has been the least-active member.
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Dealing with Assad and Russia will be an odious, but necessary, part of peacemaking there.
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The panoply of conflicts and warring parties has made the war resistant to international peacemaking.
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Most important, it provided Israel with the bargaining chips for peacemaking with its Arab enemies.
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Abiy won the award for his peacemaking efforts with Eritrea and in the wider region.
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The teacher was everywhere — praising kids, offering suggestions when they were stumped and, sometimes, peacemaking.
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But the goal of this meeting, drawing officials of some 60 nations, was not peacemaking.
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Even the peacemaking King Edward (Thomas Bading), Richard's brother, becomes notably unsteady on his feet.
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"The allure of Israel-Palestine peacemaking is the diplomatic holy grail," says Goldenberg of CNAS.
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But don't mourn his passing as a sudden, fatal blow to the peacemaking efforts he championed.
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Every shirt, including this "Love" tee, funds the coalition's peacemaking efforts in Syria, Iraq, and elsewhere.
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Several peacemaking endeavors have failed and the discovery of offshore resources has increasingly complicated peace negotiations.
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Several peacemaking endeavours have failed and the discovery of offshore resources has increasingly complicated peace negotiations.
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In the exhausted, jaded, disillusioned world of Middle East peacemaking, that qualified as a small victory.
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To Salem, humor shares the same structure as peacemaking: Each works by allowing for and managing contradiction.
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That will also play to Trump's interest in involving the Sunni Arab states in Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking.
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He is also working with the United Nations to create a global orchestra with a peacemaking agenda.
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His peacemaking efforts with longtime foe and neighbor Eritrea won him the Nobel Peace Prize last month.
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And though there has been courageous peacemaking, sectarian hatreds still smolder, buried, like a coal-seam fire.
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"This is the last nail in the coffin" of peacemaking, veteran Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said on Twitter.
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Haniyeh called on Abbas to withdraw from peacemaking with Israel and on Arabs to boycott the Trump administration.
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Through these moves, America has further written itself out of the process of peacemaking in the Middle East.
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Moon and Putin are emphasizing peacemaking initiatives on the Korean Peninsula, while the Trump administration concentrates on denuclearization.
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The summit yielded no specific policy or strategy on peacemaking, denuclearization or economic development trajectory in North Korea.
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For Trump and Kim, the UNGA has not produced peacemaking but instead escalated the prospect of a misstep.
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His emerging coalition will be even more hard-line than the last one, rendering peacemaking even more difficult.
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Decades of American-led peacemaking has resulted in little when it comes to a deal with the Palestinians.
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"I've heard it's one of the toughest deals in the world," he said, referring to Middle East peacemaking.
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It has secured its place in the world by upholding the liberal order through consensus-building and peacemaking.
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Gas reserves in the Middle East can create opportunities for employment, business and peacemaking, according to Egypt's petroleum minister.
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She initially attempts a nonviolent, peacemaking approach, before escalating the situation and choosing to physically engage with her paws.
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Several peacemaking efforts have failed and the discovery of offshore resources in the eastern Mediterranean has complicated the negotiations.
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Other peacemaking attempts had failed, and the Women's Development Organization hoped to force politicians to come to an agreement.
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In delving into the fine details, the White House is turning the traditional formula for peacemaking on its head.
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Their negotiation of an arms treaty also provides a rare and encouraging example of successful peacemaking between rival countries.
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In Jerusalem, he shored up the United States' relationship with Israel and reaffirmed his commitment to Middle East peacemaking.
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The accord is not expected to end the Darfur conflict as several other rebel factions have resisted peacemaking to date.
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Netanyahu's office put out a similar summary that referred to prospective Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking more generally as "the diplomatic process".
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Salem understood that peacemaking sometimes means driving around with an Egyptian license plate and a right-wing Israeli bumper sticker.
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Thanks to the peacemaking powers of the A.I. overlords, Alexa is now on intimate speaking terms with former rival Cortana!
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One hopeful possibility is that he and other Taliban leaders will now feel more threatened, thus more amenable to peacemaking.
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Throughout the storyline, attempts at peacemaking, cooperation, and parlays are met again and again with bloodshed, betrayal, and cyclical violence.
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Uber has already appealed the decision and the company's new chief executive is arriving on Tuesday for a peacemaking mission.
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Abiy took office last year and won the Nobel Peace Prize in October for his peacemaking efforts with neighbouring Eritrea.
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Then Rose, fully embracing her peacemaking role in all this, posted a tweet explaining that she and Khloé are still cool.
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Heidi Montag gives it to Conrad in a peacemaking effort but plays dumb as to why Conrad wouldn't sit near her.
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Stalled since 2014, peacemaking has been on a backburner for some Israelis, while others feel a need to work for coexistence.
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But he was disappointed by Thatcher's peacemaking attempts in Ireland, which he saw as being the partial result of American pressure.
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She is writing a book on peacemaking and reconciliation in the Balkans and the lessons for contemporary conflict management and resolution.
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As Mr. Kushner and Mr. Greenblatt enter the sixth month of peacemaking, this has become a central paradox of their effort.
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Despite this, Peres' role in defense policy and peacemaking was vitally salient and central to the success of the modern Israeli state.
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Almost all these deaths have occurred during a futile, seemingly endless effort at European-led peacemaking with a vacuum of U.S. leadership.
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Hamas won, and the subsequent deadlock and war among Palestinians continues to complicate the task of Middle East peacemaking to this day.
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When Chris finally does resort to violence, it's a cathartic and empowering moment, and there's no platitude about peacemaking to be found.
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He won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for his peacemaking efforts, which ended two decades of hostility with longtime enemy Eritrea.
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Efforts to enlist Israel's Sunni Arab neighbors, who share Israeli concerns about Shi'ite Iran, to help rejuvenate peacemaking, have yet to yield results.
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His victory signaled a turning point for Mr. Clinton's peacemaking ambitions, though as Mr. Indyk wrote, for reasons broader than just Mr. Netanyahu.
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Haniyeh called on Western-backed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to withdraw from peacemaking with Israel and on Arabs to boycott the Trump administration.
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Without Mr. Moon's peacemaking skills, Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim might still be threatening war against each other, as they did last year.
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The island's Greek Cypriots live mostly in the south, and Turkish Cypriots in the north, and several peacemaking efforts have failed thus far.
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He acknowledges the tensions between Israelis and Palestinians, cresting again as U.S. President Donald Trump weighs in on a long-stalled peacemaking initiative.
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Somewhat paradoxically, Peres emerged in his later years as a leader identified with peacemaking, despite beginning his career on the security and defense side.
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As groups formed to protest what they felt was an incursion on their privacy, Mr. Zuckerberg posted a peacemaking note on his Facebook page.
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Mr. Trump seems to be enthralled with destruction of peacemaking and diplomatic options and sees, at home and abroad, destructive acts as his credo.
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For some readers, loving Herman Melville or Joseph Conrad requires some peacemaking with the not-quite-human representations of black people in those texts.
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He tagged along with some other activists in the spring of 2003 on a peacemaking mission, not knowing when the United States might invade.
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He will be watching closely to see how the president squares his vow to be a stalwart friend of Israel with his peacemaking ambitions.
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Abiy won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize in October for his peacemaking efforts, which ended two decades of hostility with Ethiopia's longtime enemy Eritrea.
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Shimon Peres, the Israeli statesman and Nobel laureate who died on Wednesday, will be remembered principally as the world's foremost champion of Mideast peacemaking.
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Countless peacemaking endeavors have failed, and offshore wealth has increasingly complicated peace negotiations even though Greek Cypriots say that matter is not up for discussion.
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In a sensitive national conflict with religious overtones, errant words or gestures can have lasting consequences, as past US presidents who dabbled in peacemaking found.
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It signed the Chemical Weapons Convention in 1993, but has yet to ratify it, saying that should be preceded by progress in Middle East peacemaking.
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He maintains the withdrawal will be "conditions-based", which suggests it could go into reverse if the Taliban do not get more enthusiastic about peacemaking.
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Israel, he said, hopes to reverse the traditional parameters of peacemaking by achieving normal relations with Arab states first and then forgetting about the Palestinians.
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But he has managed to take peacemaking with the Palestinians off his own agenda, with the help of a weak and internally divided Palestinian leadership.
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The peacemaking process is important to the Tatmadaw, too, but principally as a way to convince ethnic armed organizations to sign the cease-fire agreement.
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In September, Marwan traveled to Germany for a conference on political Islam and progressivism, and then to Kenya for a training on mediation and peacemaking.
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As Watergate bore down in the summer of 1974, Mr. Nixon traveled to the Middle East and then the Soviet Union, reinforcing his peacemaking initiatives.
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And that, in turn, helps explain why Obama's more substantive peacemaking efforts — like the 2009 drive for a settlement freeze — never amounted to very much.
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He met Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran in June, on a a peacemaking mission to try to mediate between the U.S. and Iran.
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In January, U.S. President Donald Trump said he would scale back aid to the Palestinians unless they cooperate with his plans to revive peacemaking with Israel.
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WASHINGTON/JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Just four months after taking office, Donald Trump will make the earliest foray into Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking by any U.S. president next week.
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This support is based on a recognition that the ICMP's work contributes in a focused and unique way to achieving U.S. diplomatic objectives, including peacemaking efforts.
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None of this has diminished the menace of its nuclear weapons, but it has shifted the tenor of government statements away from conflict and toward peacemaking.
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An even deeper potential source of friction between the leaders, officials said, stems from the possibility that Mr. Obama will make a last foray into peacemaking.
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The acceleration suggests the White House no longer cares about cushioning the blow of the new policy, which has cast Mr. Trump's peacemaking ambitions into doubt.
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But Mr. Friedman, who is moving to Israel in the coming days, has been a less central figure in Mr. Trump's peacemaking project than Mr. Greenblatt.
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The United Nations special envoy for Yemen, Martin Griffiths, condemned the attack and said that it and military escalation elsewhere in the country endanger peacemaking efforts.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump plunged into Middle East peacemaking in a meeting with the Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, at the White House.
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It has increasingly become a priority to engage women in peacemaking and conflict prevention, among other processes addressing the immense challenges the international community faces today.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said in January he would scale back aid to the Palestinians unless they cooperated with his plans to revive peacemaking with Israel.
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"Our peacemaking and justice work is more important than ever as we ensure President Trump's policies don't result in more of our loved ones being locked up".
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On Thursday, three armed groups that had refused to attend the peacemaking gathering, called the Panglong Conference, said they were willing to be there on Aug. 31.
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His current Libya envoy Ghassan Salame quit last week due to stress, days after his latest effort at peacemaking failed to achieve a breakthrough in the conflict.
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Dennis Ross, the veteran United States negotiator who is advising the Arava partners, said they were benefiting from his own self-critique after repeated failures at peacemaking.
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Internal Palestinian strife has been a major obstacle to peacemaking, with Hamas having fought three wars with Israel since 2008 and continuing to call for its destruction.
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Instead, Mr. Trump declared he would seek an end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and warned Israel to curb its construction to avoid undermining his peacemaking efforts.
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Newly released documents provide a glimpse of the frenzy of influence-seeking and peacemaking at the inauguration, which raised $303 million, twice as much as any other.
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This isn't just a real-estate deal Israeli-Palestinian peace makes the peacemaking process between Israel and the Egyptians and Jordanians look like a walk in the park.
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Download Frans de Waal is a Dutch-American primatologist who studies the parallels between human and ape social behavior, particularly relating to empathy, outrage, peacemaking, conflict and cooperation.
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Mr. Khatib said that Mr. Netanyahu, by politically empowering the extreme right wing in recent years, had contributed to a radicalization that has made Israelis averse to peacemaking.
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CreditCreditMustafa Hassona/Anadolu Agency, via Getty Images Opinion Columnist This week marks the 40th anniversary of the Camp David accords — the high-water mark of Middle East peacemaking.
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Although nominated last year, the 2019 prize went to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed for his peacemaking efforts which ended two decades of hostility with longtime enemy Eritrea.
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A Texas Republican lawmaker privately traveled to Venezuela this week at the invitation of President Nicolás Maduro as part of a peacemaking mission, The Associated Press reports. Rep.
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That would at least have insulated us from looking like we made a one-sided gesture that will only complicate peacemaking and kept the door open to Palestinians.
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Others warned that Israel might have to pay a price down the road if Mr. Trump — assuming he is serious about peacemaking — offers a concession to the Palestinians.
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Abiy, who won the Nobel prize this month for his peacemaking efforts with longtime enemy Eritrea, came to power in April 2018 and began introducing political and economic reforms.
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Russia had stationed troops in Afrin to help stop any Turkish assault but it also wants Ankara's cooperation in its wider peacemaking efforts in Syria and pulled them out.
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Several attempts at U.N.-sponsored peacemaking have fallen flat as Syrian government forces backed by Russia and Iran have recovered large swathes of the country from rebels since 2015.
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The Christ of Paul Ryan's Catholic faith also had a suggestion for how to identify those who live the values he taught, values such as charity, mercy and peacemaking.
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Briefing the U.N. Security Council on Thursday, Nickolay Mladenov, the U.N. envoy on Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking, said he was concerned the bloodshed may be entering "a new troubling phase".
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She's given up the path of peacemaking and rebuilding — derided by Daario as "sit[ting] on a chair in a palace" — in favor of violently taking what is hers.
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During the decades of peacemaking, the United States has generally tried to get the parties to come up with their own solution rather than putting forward any specific plan.
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Even with U.S. and Russian endorsement, a new peace process seems detached from the realities of a five-year-old war that may not yet be ready for peacemaking.
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Before leaving, Gantz delivered a televised statement in praise of Trump's peacemaking efforts - with the caveat the Blue and White would commit to the diplomatic drive after the ballot.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for his peacemaking efforts which ended two decades of hostility with longtime enemy Eritrea.
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The area is covered by a ceasefire sponsored by the United States, Russia and Jordan, the result of the first Syrian peacemaking diplomatic effort of President Donald Trump's administration.
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He knew how to command media attention and tried to publicly push Netanyahu to resume serious peacemaking efforts with the Palestinians, but the hard-line Israeli leader largely ignored him.
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They are working in Africa in the fields of public health, food security, girls&apos education, female empowerment, the LGBT movement, human rights, peacemaking, conflict resolution, renewable energy and entrepreneurship.
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While the 55-year-old actor is known for his peacemaking efforts off-screen, his Rogue One: A Star Wars Story character takes a very different approach to make change.
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Another advocacy group within the church, United Methodists for Constructive Peacemaking in Israel and Palestine, sharply criticized the United Methodist Kairos Response group in a statement, calling its position misleading.
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In a sign of the chasm between foes who have frustrated repeated international efforts at peacemaking, they are not negotiating face-to-face but only in turn with de Mistura.
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But what a protracted miracle of peacemaking it took the Irish — and will take the world — to disrupt the whorls of murder and reprisal that uncoil on days like that.
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A study of every United Nations peacemaking effort since 1945 found that it succeeded in resolving two-thirds of two-sided civil wars, but only one-quarter of multisided ones.
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The United Nations-backed peace process, the so-called Geneva talks, are the longest running attempt at peacemaking in Syria and have been convened eight times with no significant progress.
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An independent Catholic peacemaking agency, the Sant'Egidio community, has been deeply involved in mediation in Mozambique, and Francis will add his weight to the cause of reconciliation with Renamo veterans.
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The Palestinians swiftly rejected the plan, as they had for all of Mr. Trump's peacemaking efforts since he announced in 2017 that he was recognizing Jerusalem as the Israeli capital.
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Fearful of failing and of losing face in a peacemaking role, Mr. Xi would be reluctant to make any diplomatic or strategic moves before the party congress opens on Oct.
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The idea of an independent Palestinian state comprising the West Bank and Gaza became the central theme of Middle East peacemaking in the 1990s after the Oslo Accords were signed.
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Reuters reported on Monday that Washington wanted Ghani to defer his second-term inauguration over concerns it could jeopardize U.S.-led peacemaking efforts, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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So whether peacemaking at the top will ease the ill will in the rank and file of the Trump White House and the intelligence agencies has yet to be determined.
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The Israeli prime minister quickly validated the President's thinking by making it clear we need "new avenues" of peacemaking, a reference to a regional approach that engages the neighboring Arab states.
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Countless peacemaking endeavors have failed, and offshore wealth has increasingly been the elephant in the room of peace negotiations even though Greek Cypriots say that matter is not up for discussion.
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But it is doubtful this new alignment will extend to peacemaking unless Israel is prepared to make significant concessions to the Palestinians and the Arabs are ready to lower their horizons.
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But its contents are "unlikely to put to rest the enduring arguments about his quest for Palestinian liberation, which combined peacemaking with armed struggle," our reporter, who visited the museum, observed.
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But the prince's father, King Salman, has since made clear that the Saudis will not force the Palestinians to accept a deal with Israel — and Mr. Kushner's peacemaking efforts look stymied.
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An increase in terrorist attacks after Oslo's signing, followed by the deadly Second Intifada that erupted in 2000, soured many Israelis on peacemaking and eventually led Israel to sideline the process.
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Up to one million migrants are in refugee camps in Libya alone, as Mr. Macron pointed out in a speech in which he highlighted his own recent peacemaking initiative for Libya.
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The core problem with the past half-century of failed peacemaking efforts has been the facile assumption that meeting the need for two states would ultimately fulfill the requirement for security.
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Mr. Trump's position on a two-state solution discarded a policy that has underpinned America's role in Middle East peacemaking since the Clinton administration and raised a host of thorny questions.
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Abiy has introduced sweeping political and economic reforms, which have won him international praise, culminating in the award of the Nobel Peace Prize for peacemaking efforts with long-time enemy Eritrea.
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However, these attempts at mercy and peacemaking have been repeatedly slapped down by the world, and in the end, Dany has typically been forced to resolve these failures by pure violence.
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However, when it comes to peacemaking with their neighbors, both Netanyahu and Liberman seem to see eye to eye, holding firm on the notion of a two-state solution with the Palestinians.
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Over the years, peacemaking became mired in accusations of broken promises on both sides and more attacks by Palestinian militants, and continued settlement expansion, movement restrictions, arrests and military incursions by Israel.
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They have spoken generally of a need to improve humanitarian conditions in Gaza, stem cross-border hostilities and reconcile Hamas - which refuses formal peacemaking with Israel - to its Western-backed Palestinian rivals.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - South Sudan's justice minister on Tuesday dismissed U.N. investigators' accusations that fighting and gang rape persisted in his country and called for $285 million in donations to fund peacemaking bodies.
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We've even adapted the concept of the "peacemaking circle ," a community-led approach to resolving disputes first developed by aboriginal tribal nations in the rural North American West, to our Brooklyn neighborhoods.
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Netanyahu has said any future Palestinian state must be demilitarized and must recognize Israel as the state of the Jewish people - conditions that Palestinians say show he is not sincere about peacemaking.
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But Mr. Trump has not rallied publicly to the Israeli leader's defense, and veterans of Middle East diplomacy said his troubles could pose an unpredictable new obstacle to Mr. Trump's peacemaking efforts.
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"For me it's clear....We will not sit down again with the other side," Serraj said, adding that the question of peacemaking should not be limited to a meeting of two leaders.
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A peacemaking plea urging both sides to quit fighting was published as a letter in one of India's leading newspapers and signed by more than 600 scholars, lawyers, scientists, writers and actors.
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The future of the Democratic Party, and by extension the country, may well depend on whether the party is finally willing to ditch its fretful posture of peacemaking and give war a chance.
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But they also attend a symbolic peacemaking summit with a Protestant school, and they look forward to a state visit by President Bill Clinton, in hopes the US can help stabilize the region.
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On Thursday, Jared Kushner defended the U.S.'s punitive actions against Palestinians, saying President Trump had actually improved the chances for peace by stripping away the "false realities" that surround Middle East peacemaking.
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The president's arrival here opened a new chapter in Middle East peacemaking, one that will test whether a career of business-deal-making can translate to success in the world of international diplomacy.
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Sometimes it does work out, as it might be in parts of West Africa and the former Yugoslavia where warlords are increasingly joining the state, though this peacemaking can come at terrible cost.
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Part of what made it possible for Salem to risk his road trip was that Israel, at that time, was governed by leaders who were themselves taking extraordinary risks in the cause of peacemaking.
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Though he made it a point of downplaying his ambassadorial role when speaking to the press, he privately hoped that his trip would be something of a peacemaking expedition between the two enemy nations.
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Increased fighting, despite a ceasefire brokered in December by Russia and Turkey, casts further doubt on peacemaking efforts in Geneva, where talks resume on Thursday after making no progress toward peace in recent rounds.
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The roiling small wars there have long been a barrier to economic development in the region, and Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has scheduled a peacemaking gathering, called the Panglong Conference, for Aug. 31.
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It took Tony Blair, the former British prime minister and a veteran of Middle East peacemaking attempts, to raise another seemingly taboo subject that Mr. Kushner and his team have sought to set aside.
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But several members now privately suggested that allowing that would risk appearing to appease Russia and could undercut an effort to play up the peacemaking presence of a North Korea delegation at the Games.
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To younger voters on the Israeli left, eager for a turn at power for the first time since 2001, Mr. Netanyahu's demurrals have left peacemaking the most urgent unfinished business of the Zionist project.
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" Abiy, who won the Nobel this month for his peacemaking efforts with longtime enemy Eritrea, raised the prospect of war over the dam: "If we are going to war ... we can deploy many millions.
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MOSCOW, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin, French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel discussed peacemaking efforts in Ukraine and Syria during a conference call on Wednesday, a Kremlin statement said.
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Campaigning separately, the two had espoused many of the same goals, addressing social problems like overcrowded hospitals, traffic-choked roads and a housing crunch, while promising a cautious approach to peacemaking with the Palestinians.
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The European Union and United Nations also voiced alarm at U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to move the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and its repercussions for any chances of reviving Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking.
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U.S. officials and Israeli leaders "underscored that forging peace will take time and stressed the importance of doing everything possible to create an environment conducive to peacemaking," the White House later said in a statement.
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Just before the "End Game" singer kicked off the first date of her Reputation Stadium Tour on May 8, she received a peacemaking package from Perry, which she shared with her fans via Instagram Story.
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With Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu facing proliferating challengers in a new election due in September and beset by corruption scandals, the hazier-than-ever peacemaking horizon with the Palestinians drew scant discussion in Israeli media.
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To judge from his solid approval ratings, Netanyahu, 69, has delivered what Israelis wants: a purring economy and relative security despite the collapse of peacemaking with the Palestinians and combustible fronts with Syria and Lebanon.
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Indeed, as if to prove he's not to be trusted, Trump followed his Monday peacemaking remarks with a trip to Phoenix, where local officials had asked him to stay away because they feared violent protests.
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He has tended to view the peacemaking process through an economic prism, speaking often of how the Palestinian people can improve their fortunes if they find a way to coexist peacefully with their Israeli neighbors.
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"For American Christians who have gotten to know Palestinian Christians, they understand that the story is more complicated," said Mr. Deatherage, whose group leads peacemaking trips to the region for American evangelical leaders and churches.
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Pence said in the interview that he and the president believed the decision, under which the United States also plans to move its embassy to Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, would improve peacemaking prospects.
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For his part, Netanyahu has said that any future Palestinian state must be demilitarized and must recognize Israel as the state of the Jewish people - conditions that Palestinians say show he is not sincere about peacemaking.
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Both Defense Secretary James Mattis and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will be restraining voices; so will the Arab states on which the Trump administration is depending on to pursue its approach to Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking.
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The peacemaking comments stand in stark contrast to previous remarks and actions by Mr. Kim, who drove the Peninsula close to the brink of war last year by undertaking a series of missile and nuclear tests.
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Mr. Olmert emphasized in his statement that none of the charges pertained to his time as prime minister, and he appealed to Israelis not to forget his efforts at peacemaking and his service to the country.
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Hanging over the entire initiative are persistent questions about whether the Trump team plans to abandon the "two-state solution," a long-standing principle of Middle East peacemaking that involves creation of an independent Palestinian state.
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This is really important work, but because of the optics of peacemaking being less easy to understand than making things go boom, very often on the campaign trail, these are the guys that get the shaft.
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The objective would not be to revive direct negotiations — almost nobody believes that is likely now — but to enshrine the proposals Secretary of State John Kerry made during his last failed effort at peacemaking in 2014.
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The United States wanted Ghani to defer his second-term inauguration over concerns it could inflame an election feud with his political rival and jeopardize U.S.-led peacemaking efforts, sources familiar with the matter had said.
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And Mr. Trump, who is learning (we hope!) diplomacy on the job, would be taking a big risk relying on someone who also has no experience in the arcane and treacherous world of Middle East peacemaking.
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But like most things relating to Mr. Arafat and his ambiguous legacy, the museum's contents are unlikely to put to rest the enduring arguments about his quest for Palestinian liberation, which combined peacemaking with armed struggle.
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Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit said the ministerial meeting would also discuss Washington's role in future Arab-Israeli peacemaking that members states said was now jeopardized by what they see as U.S. bias towards Israel.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, met Israeli and Palestinian leaders on Wednesday to try to revive long-fractured Middle East peacemaking that Washington acknowledged will take some time.
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Trump gave the pope a first-edition series of literature from Martin Luther King, while the Pope gave the president his 2017 essay on peacemaking and his 192-page encyclical on the importance of combatting climate change.
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The reason why US presidents, including Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama, have used the act's waiver provision to defer its implementation was precisely to avoid this poison pill and to preserve some US peacemaking credibility.
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To illustrate its peacemaking efforts, the Russian military brought the press pool by bus to the dusty village of Kawkab, in Hama Province, about 70 miles from the embattled city of Aleppo and near a front line.
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The prospects of resolving the conflict under the "two-state solution" that had guided peacemaking efforts for years have dimmed significantly since Trump took office, while Israeli settlements on land Palestinians seek for a state have expanded.
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He has meanwhile appointed two trusted envoys for Israeli-Arab peacemaking — son-in-law Jared Kushner and longtime attorney Jason Greenblatt — and signaled a clear appreciation of the potential for a regional strategy to resolve the conflict.
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Indeed it is quite revealing that if Trump were really serious about Middle East peacemaking, instead of backing and courting an Israeli prime minister who isn't serious about the matter, he'd throw his support behind one who was.
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Sister Judy Byron It went against the work of Byron and other Adrian Dominican sisters, a congregation of more than 290 vowed Catholic women who dedicate their lives to peacemaking, social justice, health care, the environment, and education.
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For example, the Navajo peacemaking process focuses not on punishing people but on helping them understand how their actions were wrong, as Robert Yazzie, chief justice emeritus of the Navajo Nation Supreme Court, explained in a 2004 interview.
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The growing interest in their unique names, at the same time as "Donald" is falling out of favor, speaks to the perception of Ivanka and Melania as neutral, peacemaking figures despite their complicity in the administration's worst policies.
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Peres also told us that he is passionate about investing in Muslim-run startups because he not only sees opportunity in the large middle eastern market, but hopes that economic interdependence can help with the region's peacemaking efforts.
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On Wednesday, Trump's secretary of state Mike Pompeo said the plan would be presented before too long but, when asked, declined to say whether the administration favored a two-state solution, long the basis of Middle East peacemaking.
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And UNRWA, whose materials tout "Palestine" as if it were already a state even while also excusing Palestinians from any real obligations in peacemaking, has joined in inciting millions to dream of overrunning Israel with a mass Palestinian influx.
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The election of President Emmanuel Macron has provided an opening for Paris to re-examine its Syria policy, with the view that the previous government's stance that Assad must step down was too intransigent and an obstacle to peacemaking.
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Although Mr. Trump has not committed to a Palestinian state, analysts said they anticipated that the plan will have to be built around the so-called two-state solution that has been the core of peacemaking efforts for years.
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Documents released this week by Mr. Trump's inaugural organizers provide a glimpse of the big-dollar frenzy of influence-seeking and peacemaking surrounding Mr. Trump's swearing-in, which raised $2250 million, twice as much money as any other inauguration.
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Indeed, the deal of the century reflects the triumph of presidential arrogance, domestic politics and pro-Israeli bias over any commitment to serious peacemaking, let alone an already fraught two-state solution which the administration seems determined to bury.
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The relative stability of Mahmoudiya, and similar, recent successes by Iraqi peacemaking teams around the city of Tikrit and in other areas, shows that Iraqis, with time and some support, can solve their own conflicts at a local level.
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The tanker attacks took place while Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan - a big buyer of Iranian oil until it was forced by the new U.S. sanctions to stop - was visiting Tehran on a peacemaking mission, bringing a message from Trump.
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Thursday's attack took place while Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan - a big buyer of Iranian oil until it was forced by the new U.S. sanctions to stop - was visiting Tehran on a peacemaking mission, bringing a message from Trump.
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The ceasefire, which took effect on Monday, is the most significant peacemaking effort in Syria for months, but has been undermined by repeated accusations of violations on both sides and by a failure to bring humanitarian aid to besieged areas.
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So whatever Trump's strategy, and it's not at all clear he has yet developed one, this meeting with Abbas and the Palestinians will be the first of many if the President is serious about involving his administration in a peacemaking effort.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's toughest rival in Israel's April ballot, a popular ex-general, vowed on Tuesday to pursue peacemaking and clean government in swipes at the premier, but did not rule out forming a coalition with him.
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While Pence stated that the Space Force would be established by 2020, he was vague about what this peacemaking "strength" would actually look like in the future, or how it would be significantly different from current US military strategies in space.
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Our approach, therefore, was to formulate a plan to deal with the situation as it was, in a realistic and implementable manner, and not through a prism that filtered out the harsh realities of the past 25 years of unsuccessful peacemaking.
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Unlike the national gun violence prevention policy efforts, which tend to be led by progressive white groups and individuals, they ensure that those who are directly affected — mostly people of color — decide how peacemaking and anti-violence initiatives are carried out.
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In retrospect we can see how tragic it was that Churchill's inspired policy of "Kill the Bolshie, kiss the Hun" was not even seriously contemplated by the Western powers, and that the United States deliberately removed itself from the peacemaking process.
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A generous reading is that Trump is trying to foster a yin-yang tension between his top deputies, who will represent his own diametrically opposed impulses (Bannon the bomb-throwing devil on one shoulder, Priebus the peacemaking angel on the other).
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Organized by Creative Peacemaking, a committee that works with the church council, the nativity continues Claremont United Methodist Church (CUMC)'s tradition of addressing timely and critical issues, from gun violence and police brutality to homophobia, through its annual advent display.
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The apparent collapse of U.S.-backed peacemaking may mark a turning point in the 5-1/2-year-old war, with the government and its Russian and Iranian allies now seemingly determined to crush the rebellion in its biggest urban stronghold.
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Though it is sparing in its use of scenery or anything approaching spectacle, J. T. Rogers's "Oslo," an against-the-odds story of international peacemaking, is undeniably a big play, as expansive and ambitious as any in recent Broadway history.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and backed away from a two-state solution in the Middle East, a policy that has underpinned America's role in peacemaking efforts there for decades.
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The 38-year-old Kushner - who like his father-in-law came to government steeped in the world of New York real estate deal-making - seems to be treating peacemaking in some ways like a business transaction, analysts and former U.S. officials say.
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Kerry launched his final peacemaking bid after U.S.-backed talks between the two sides collapsed in 2014 over issues that included Israeli settlement-building in the occupied territories and Palestinian refusal to accept Israel's demand to recognize it as a Jewish state.
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The program, the Carmel Institute of Russian Culture and History, is designed as a peacemaking initiative, and it has sponsored events that featured performances by well-known Russian artists, such as the jazz musician Igor Butman, and the star pianist Denis Matsuev.
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Kushner, who is married to Trump's elder daughter Ivanka, is considered to be among the president's most loyal advisers and confidants, and has been charged with executing a sweeping agenda, ranging from exploring ways to reform the federal government to Middle East peacemaking.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - The United States, Russia and Jordan reached a ceasefire and "de-escalation agreement" for southwestern Syria on Friday, as the U.S. government under President Donald Trump made its first attempt at peacemaking in the country's six-year-old civil war.
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But after a CNN report in which some Republican senators suggested that Mr. Cruz apologize to the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, whom Mr. Cruz called a liar on the Senate floor, Mr. Cruz's campaign became irritated and backed off a peacemaking lunch.
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Both Israel and the Palestinians have moved further from peacemaking in recent years, not closer; the Palestinians are not even on speaking terms with the Trump administration after the president's pro-Israel moves, and they appeared unlikely to attend the Bahrain conference.
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Acknowledging that the audience might not welcome a peacemaking effort that required compromises by Israel, he spent most of his time taking credit for decisions like the Jerusalem embassy and Golan Heights, which are popular with right-wing Jews and evangelical voters.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump and his advisers, venturing for the first time into the fraught world of Middle East peacemaking, are developing a strategy on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that would enlist Arab nations like Saudi Arabia and Egypt to break years of deadlock.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States wants Afghan President Ashraf Ghani to defer his second-term inauguration over concerns it could inflame an election feud with his political rival and jeopardize U.S.-led peacemaking efforts, two sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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If elements of his political ethos have gone out of vogue — his peacemaking with Wall Street, for instance, or his championing of free-trade agreements — the Democratic candidates who have departed from his approach have shown no desire to make that split explicit.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump hosts the Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, at the White House on Wednesday for the first time, he faces enormous obstacles to his new peacemaking venture — including pressure from his own party to take a tougher stance on Palestinian terrorism.
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Despite receiving little concrete support from Washington during the Obama years, a period when periodic attempts at peacemaking took precedence over Palestinian institution building and support for the rule of law, the PA continues to regard Fayyad (and U.S. intentions) with deep suspicion.
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During a news conference with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, Mr. Trump said that he could "live with" a one-state option for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, discarding the approach that underpinned the U.S. role in Middle East peacemaking for decades.
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But recently, she began seeing some warning signs in the United States, flashes of social distress that she recognized from her work abroad, and after 29 years of peacemaking in other places, she decided to turn her lens on her own society.
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"They lost the games, but I think what we need to focus on is the small steps of peacemaking and the mutual understanding of each other," said Jay Song, a senior lecturer at the Asia Institute of the University of Melbourne in Australia.
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"The Taliban are expected to give input to the peacemaking process, the goal of which is to draw the Taliban, as an organization, to peace talks," Ghani said, offering the prospect that former Taliban fighters could be provided with jobs and rehabilitated into society.
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The administration's plans, following Mr. Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, suggest it no longer cares about cushioning the blow of the new policy, which has drawn angry protests from Palestinians and other Arabs and cast Mr. Trump's peacemaking ambitions into doubt.
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But the bombing, which the government says was committed by the Haqqani wing of the Taliban, has cast a shadow over the effort in several ways — a demonstration of how fragile even the earliest steps of peacemaking can be in the middle of a war.
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But he also expressed the hope of making peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors, and never declared his intention to move the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem — a move that would be certain to anger Palestinians, please Israel and complicate peacemaking.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran's supreme leader told Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe on Thursday that it was pointless to reply to a message he had brought to Tehran from U.S. President Donald Trump, as a peacemaking visit was overshadowed by attacks on tankers in the Gulf of Oman.
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The truce - the first peacemaking effort in the war by the U.S. government under President Donald Trump - has reduced fighting there and is meant to lead to a longer-lasting de-escalation, a step toward a full settlement more than six years into the complex war.
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British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson said Suu Kyi "faces huge challenges modernizing her country," and that it was "vital that she receives the support of the Burmese military, and that her attempts at peacemaking are not frustrated," referring to Myanmar by its colonial-era name of Burma.
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Admired in much of the world for his eloquence, wisdom and dedication to peacemaking, within Israel he lacked the popularity and charisma of other leaders of his generation, military heroes like Yitzhak Rabin or Ariel Sharon in whose shadow he spent much of his long public service.
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Dr. Lior Lehrs, the director of the Program on Israeli-Palestinian Peacemaking at the Israeli foreign-policy think tank Mitvim wrote in the 2019 Israeli Foreign Policy Index that the Israeli public "has adopted the positions promoted by Netanyahu in recent years on the Palestinian issue."
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His peacemaking was at the fore early on Saturday when Russia and the United States agreed in Geneva to a new plan to curb violence in the Syrian conflict, in which Washington and Moscow back opposite sides but share a desire to destroy the Islamic State.
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How those legal travails will affect Mr. Netanyahu's approach to a peace deal is hard to predict, analysts said, though some said they expected him to emphasize security issues over peacemaking for the next few months — a strategy that could lead to further friction with Mr. Trump.
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"While there is likely to be some backlash from his conservative base, especially evangelical voters, the fact that Trump is now personally invested in Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking may be something of an insurance policy against his having a change of heart further down the road," he said.
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President Richard M. Nixon traveled to the Middle East in June 1974 in the throes of Watergate, drinking in the adulation of hundreds of thousands of people who turned out to cheer him in Egypt and focusing attention on his peacemaking efforts in Israel, Syria and elsewhere.
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The pact reached in December, the first significant breakthrough in peacemaking in over four years, had stalled for months until the Iran-aligned Houthis, who ousted Hadi from power in the capital Sanaa in late 2014, last month quit three ports in Hodeidah in a unilateral move.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration said on Saturday that it hoped to raise more than $50 billion to improve the lot of the Palestinians and their Arab neighbors, releasing an economic plan titled, "Peace to Prosperity," that reverses the actual sequence of its peacemaking efforts in the Middle East.
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While Mr. Obama used his first United Nations visit to bring together Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mr. Trump will meet with them separately on different days, and aides played down expectations of progress in his peacemaking initiative.
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In his book, Mattis, a retired Marine General, "recounts his foundational experiences as a leader, and extracts the lessons he has learned about the nature of warfighting and peacemaking; the importance of friends and allies; and the strategic dilemmas -- and short-sighted thinking -- now facing our nation," according to the release.
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And that means moving along three planes: improving the American President's personal relationship with Netanyahu; coordinating more closely on Iran; and, at least for now, working with Israel to establish a new paradigm for peacemaking that is less abrasive to Netanyahu's right-wing opposition and more compatible with his own ideology.
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However, despite its image abroad as a peacemaking nation and beacon of fairness, the state continues to enact colonialism by subtler means, such as demanding reindeer herd reduction on the grounds of overgrazing — even, ironically, while opening up the same land to corporate interests — which threatens their livelihoods and culture.
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Recent talks with a flurry of top Chinese officials who have visited Myanmar — including the minister of state security, Geng Huichang; the head of the International Department of the Chinese Communist Party, Song Tao; and the foreign minister, Wang Yi — have concentrated on China's role in the peacemaking, the official said.
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Speaking on Thursday, 25 years to the day after the Oslo peace accords were signed on the White House lawn not far from his West Wing office, Mr. Kushner said President Trump had actually improved the chances for peace by stripping away the "false realities" that surround Middle East peacemaking.
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Memorialized in myth and in the painting "The Intervention of the Sabine Women" by Jacques-Louis David, they are here to remind us, through the story of their abduction by Roman warriors and their peacemaking during the ensuing war, of the long and almost foundational role of rape throughout history.
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Even before news emerged about Krushelnytsky's failed test, several I.O.C. members had been privately suggesting that allowing Russia to restore its full status at the Pyeongchang Games risked appearing to appease Russia and could undercut efforts to play up the peacemaking presence of a North Korean delegation at the Games.
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Speaking at the start of five days of peace talks in Geneva, de Mistura said discussions were being held in Amman to monitor implementation of a ceasefire for southwest Syria brokered by the United States and Russia, the first peacemaking effort of the war by the U.S. government under President Donald Trump.
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"In some ways the Middle East is the most natural job for him, because he's so popular with all sides and he spent so much time on peacemaking," said Martin S. Indyk, a United States ambassador to Israel during the Clinton administration and a longtime negotiator in peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians.
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General Jim Mattis and "Bing" West joined Reuters Editor-At-Large Sir Harold Evans for a live discussion about their storied military careers spanning some of the most critical moments in modern U.S. history and covered the lessons learned about the nature of war fighting and peacemaking, the importance of friends and allies and more.
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We mean that literally—it's widely known, at this point, that the bouncy, should've-been-the-hit-of-the-summer song was originally Young Thug's, with a peacemaking Lyor Cohen brokering a song-share deal between the two rappers that could only happen in 23—but figuratively, the song also features Scott getting shown up not once, but twice by his counterparts.
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WHEN Sir Mark Sykes and François Georges-Picot secretly drew their lines on the map of the Levant to carve up the Ottoman empire in May 1916, at the height of the first world war, they could scarcely have imagined the mess they would set in train: a century of imperial betrayal and Arab resentment; instability and coups; wars, displacement, occupation and failed peacemaking in Palestine; and almost everywhere oppression, radicalism and terrorism.
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But Richard Holbrook, who I had interned for years before, who was this larger-than-life veteran diplomat, came along and was putting together this kind of "Ocean's Eleven" heist team of weirdos and outsiders — which literally was the phrase that was used to describe it by a very senior military official in this book: "Weirdos" — and he was an incredibly persuasive guy; very difficult, huge ego, but really behind ... certainly one of the great examples of modern peacemaking in Bosnia.
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Now, with Israel and the Hamas militants who control Gaza in a fresh cycle of violence that analysts fear could escalate into a full-blown war, Mr. Kushner and his partner in Middle East peacemaking, Jason D. Greenblatt, are threatening to pull the plug on Plan B. Declaring that no foreign investors are willing to pour money into Gaza during what they label a Hamas-driven conflict, Mr. Kushner and Mr. Greenblatt, the president's special representative for international negotiations, are rethinking their efforts to rebuild Gaza's economy as a way of opening the door to a broader peace accord.
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