Publish to Newswire
Add an EventFrom the Open-Publishing Calendar
From the Open-Publishing Newswire
Indybay Feature
Gaza Withdrawal - Public Hearing at the Hart Senate Office - You're Invited!!!
TUESDAY, April 13, 2004: 10:00 AM
902 Hart Senate Office Building
CNI Capitol Hill Public Hearing
Co-sponsored with The Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy (IRmep)
Register online at:
http://cnionline.org/hearings/gaza/signup.html
or call 1-800-296-6958
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon will be discussing a conditional unilateral withdrawal from Gaza on April 14 with President Bush in
the Oval Office of the White House. What will Israel ask for in terms of compensation? Does Israel expect the U.S. to legitimize Israeli
annexation of the West Bank in return? How would the security situation in Gaza be affected by a withdrawal? Will U.S. taxpayers be expected to pay up to $5 billion for the transfer of Jewish Israeli
settlers out of Gaza?
902 Hart Senate Office Building
CNI Capitol Hill Public Hearing
Co-sponsored with The Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy (IRmep)
Register online at:
http://cnionline.org/hearings/gaza/signup.html
or call 1-800-296-6958
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon will be discussing a conditional unilateral withdrawal from Gaza on April 14 with President Bush in
the Oval Office of the White House. What will Israel ask for in terms of compensation? Does Israel expect the U.S. to legitimize Israeli
annexation of the West Bank in return? How would the security situation in Gaza be affected by a withdrawal? Will U.S. taxpayers be expected to pay up to $5 billion for the transfer of Jewish Israeli
settlers out of Gaza?
Palestinian ambassador Hasan Abdul Rahman, just returned from consultations in Cairo, will discuss the details of the withdrawal and conditions that must be established to move the peace process forward.
Ambassador Edward Peck will discuss the endgame in Iraq and review possible exit strategies. Eugene Bird, President of CNI, will discuss the impact of the Gaza withdrawal on those strategies.
Grant Smith, Director of Research of IRMep, will discuss insights and recommendations extracted from an April Gaza withdrawal poll of 100 US academics specializing in the Middle East.
This hearing, sponsored by the Council for the National Interest (CNI) and the Institute for Research Middle Eastern Policy (IRMep), is the fourth in a series on the Middle East in Election 2004. CNI is a research, education, and outreach group which advocates that the 2004 Presidential platforms include a plank calling for the immediate recognition of Palestine as an independent state, the establishment of a new Middle East Peace Alliance in order to end conflict and ensure regional stability, and a revisiting the 'Road Map for Peace.'
IRmep is a non-ideological, non-partisan public policy "think tank" researching American interests in the Middle East.
Council for the National Interest
1250 4th Street, SW, Ste WG-1 T: 202-863-2951; F: 202-863-2952
E: count [at] igc.org http://www.cnionline.org and http://www.rescuemideastpolicy.com
I
nstitute for Research Middle Eastern Policy http://www.irmep.org
Seating is limited, registered attendees given priority. Register online at:
http://cnionline.org/hearings/gaza/signup.html or call 1-800-296-6958
Ambassador Edward Peck will discuss the endgame in Iraq and review possible exit strategies. Eugene Bird, President of CNI, will discuss the impact of the Gaza withdrawal on those strategies.
Grant Smith, Director of Research of IRMep, will discuss insights and recommendations extracted from an April Gaza withdrawal poll of 100 US academics specializing in the Middle East.
This hearing, sponsored by the Council for the National Interest (CNI) and the Institute for Research Middle Eastern Policy (IRMep), is the fourth in a series on the Middle East in Election 2004. CNI is a research, education, and outreach group which advocates that the 2004 Presidential platforms include a plank calling for the immediate recognition of Palestine as an independent state, the establishment of a new Middle East Peace Alliance in order to end conflict and ensure regional stability, and a revisiting the 'Road Map for Peace.'
IRmep is a non-ideological, non-partisan public policy "think tank" researching American interests in the Middle East.
Council for the National Interest
1250 4th Street, SW, Ste WG-1 T: 202-863-2951; F: 202-863-2952
E: count [at] igc.org http://www.cnionline.org and http://www.rescuemideastpolicy.com
I
nstitute for Research Middle Eastern Policy http://www.irmep.org
Seating is limited, registered attendees given priority. Register online at:
http://cnionline.org/hearings/gaza/signup.html or call 1-800-296-6958
For more information:
http://cnionline.org/hearings/gaza/signup....
Add Your Comments
We are 100% volunteer and depend on your participation to sustain our efforts!
Donate
$230.00 donated
in the past month
Get Involved
If you'd like to help with maintaining or developing the website, contact us.
Publish
Publish your stories and upcoming events on Indybay.
Topics
More
Search Indybay's Archives
Advanced Search
►
▼
IMC Network