Annapolis Peace Summit — Dead Before Arrival
The Mosaic Intelligence Report's Jamal Dajani heads to Jerusalem to find out why the Bush administration's highly vaunted Annapolis peace summit has generated little more than skepticism in the Middle East.The Mosaic Intelligence Report’s Jamal Dajani heads to Jerusalem to find out why the Bush administration’s highly vaunted Annapolis peace summit has generated little more than skepticism in the Middle East.
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