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position versus the netanyahu position, i want to bring in two men on either side the negotiating table. michael herzog is with the israeli defense force and fellow of the washington institute for near east policy. he took part in past israeli peace negotiations. david marcosi is corredirector e washington peace middle east project. let me start with michael herzog. i want to ask you, do you agree that the main obstacle to peace is the palestinian refusal to recognize israel and anything else is really secondary? it is certainly a major issue. but i think the picture on israeli/palestinian conflict is multidimensional one. and there s not only one cause why we haven t managed to break through to a deal, to a
named the israeli ambassador. it was a take no prisoners moment there. there is a fascinating irony here about the netanyahu position. that is that the most useful thing the israeli prime minister can say about this deal is that it is a terrible deal. that s actually something that the white house needs the iranians to hear from israel. at many times in our past, there s been a kind of quiet understanding between washington and israel that that will be the role israel plays in these kinds of negotiations. but the question is, how much is netanyahu now going to actually try to push this and try to in effect beat the president in congress? well, cautiously venturing in to terrain that s not my forte, in terms of international relations. in terms of the politics of it,
astute. he named president prime minister netanyahu of israel he named the israeli ambassador. it was a take no prisoners moment there. there is a fascinating irony here about the netanyahu position. that is that the most useful thing the israeli prime minister can say about this deal is that it is a terrible deal. that s actually something that the white house needs the iranians to hear from israel. at many times in our past there s been a kind of quiet understanding between washington and israel that that will be the role israel plays in these kinds of negotiations. but the question is how much is netanyahu now going to actually try to push this and try to in effect beat the president in congress? well cautiously venturing in to terrain that s not my forte,
together the remnants of the party and making the coalition with the lebanese center right party. they now have a slight lead in the polls. he s done a pretty good job of political and electrical engineering. and the run-up to the vote. there are clearly differences in social spending and dealing with issues of employment, housing, immigration, things like that. there doesn t seem to be much difference at all on the bigger issues in terms of israeli/palestinian peace making negotiation. herzog came up with a platform this weekend, and it doesn t really show very much difference between the netanyahu position which is very hard line to continue settlements, annex much of the west bank and jerusalem. and there s not much difference on big issues between the two leading party. so this is very much going to be