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Edward P. Djerejian, Former US Ambassador to Syria and Israel

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Marc Perelman meets Edward Djerejian, former US ambassador to Syria and Israel. They discuss the political transitions taking place in the Arab world, with a special focus on Egypt. They also examine the Syrian crisis, analysing how a new regime would respect the multi-confessional character of Syria. Finally, Edward Djerejian expresses his hopes for an agreement between Israel and Palestinians during Obama’s last term as president.

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