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There are not many informations about Indyk yet to calculate the score. Add Content by registering and show others if they could vote Martin. He né(e) le 01 juil. 1951 et est actif(ve) en United States, Washington. Martin Indyk has in total 10 news splited in 10 News, 0 Postif, 0 Négatif, 0 Réussites, 0 Accusations and 0 Convictions. The most active category is News. Martin Indyk is mostly active in News.Nouvellees
2018.06.01 - Source: 90% - News
There are several people who represent the worlds of politics and advocacy, among them Environmental Defense Fund President Fred Krupp, diplomat Martin Indyk, Cleveland Clinic CEO Toby Cosgrove, NYPD Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence ...and more »
2018.05.30 - Source: 95% - News
New York: The killing of more than 100 Palestinians by the Israeli Defence Force during recent protests in the Gaza Strip is the latest example of routine violence and abuse by the military and part of an aggressive strategy to control the occupied ....
2018.05.30 - Source: 75% - News
Martin Indyk, former US ambassador to Israel and former special envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, said on Twitter Assad appeared to be offering to "get the Iranians to pull back from Golan" Heights, if Israel accepts it as Syrian. "Assad is...
2018.05.24 - Source: 75% - News
Gaddafi's concessions, wrote Brookings foreign policy analyst Martin Indyk in early 2004, were linked mostly to Libya's economic crisis after years of sanctions and mismanagement. "The only way out was to seek rapprochement with Washington," Indyk wr...
2018.05.17 - Source: 75% - News
Gaddafi's concessions, wrote Brookings foreign policy analyst Martin Indyk in early 2004, were linked mostly to Libya's economic crisis after years of sanctions and mismanagement. “The only way out was to seek rapprochement with Washington,” Indyk wr...
2018.05.13 - Source: 95% - News
Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel, Martin Indyk, thinks that Bill Clinton didn't want it, the Israeli prime minister was against it, and yet the U.S. Congress voted overwhelmingly 23 years ago to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. He sa...
2018.05.11 - Source: 95% - News
Trump's decision to move the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem last year inflamed tensions in the region and all but ended prospects for a Middle East peace deal, according to Martin Indyk, former U.S. special envoy for the Israeli-Palestinian ...
2018.05.10 - Source: 90% - News
“Jared Kushner has up until now had control of the Israeli-Palestinian file,” said Martin Indyk, who served as U.S. ambassador to Israel under President Bill Clinton. “Although it's normal protocol to have someone of the level of the deputy secretary...
2018.05.10 - Source: 80% - News
... American Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem has the “potential to spark a new round of violence” by Palestinians and will be seen five years from now as a decision that puts the “last nail in the [Israeli-Palestinian] peace process,” according to...
