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Yemen’s Joint Declaration: A bigger repeat of the stalled Hodeida Agreement? March 4, 2021 Share With debate on Yemen in recent weeks focused on the decision by the U.S. State Department to revoke the Houthis’ designation as a foreign terrorist organization (FTO), the Joint Declaration (JD) proposal by U.N. Special Envoy for Yemen Martin Griffiths has received relatively little attention. During his first State Department address, President Joe Biden made clear that his administration...

Declarations in the past that are at least as forward-leaning. on denuclearization, far more leaning forward language. and kim has gotten a very, very important thing out of this. they have put peace before denuclearization. obama, bush said that peace would be a reward for d denuclearization. the peace track is on a faster track than denuclearization, whether trump actually goes with that and supports that really remains to be seen. >> elliot abrams, i think the fundamental question that in a w...

Hours. but what i said to president morsi and prime minister is that those who champion the cause of the palestinians should recognize that if we see a further escalation of situation in gaza, then the likelihood of us getting back on any kind of peace track that leads to a two state solution is going be to be pushed off way into the future. and you know, so, if were serious about wanting to resolve this situation and create a genuine peace process, it starts with no more missiles fired into isr...

Any kind of peace track that leads to a two-state solution is going to be pushed off way into the future. >> im back with my panel talking about the escalating violence between israel and hamas and how president obama can address these issues. chris, do you buy that? is this moving us away from a two-state solution which the president has been clear? >> heres what i would say. sure. yes. the hot war and people dying on both sides, i think, tends it -- a fundamental truth about politics, i think,...

Through political maybe diplomatic process. the killing will go on. the second is the use of chemical weapons, pointed out a need for deterrent. this is not about syria but iran and other countries and having a message if you use these things there is a consequence. you can quibble with whether this is the right way to go about making the point but were on two different tracks here. >> they are not separate and distinct tracks. thats part of where you come back to the russians. the united states...

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