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Question of the Week: What Foreign Policy Objectives Should the Obama Administration Establish as its Top Priorities?

They’re getting input from all over the world.

Hatem in Egypt writes:

Dear sirs,

You know what the priority should be in terms of the Middle East? Simply the implementation of international law and security council resolutions.

Resolutions which include that the annexing of Jerusalem is rejected by the UN, that Gaza and the West bank and all pre-1967 Arab land is under occupation and that inhabitants have a right to resist this occupation, that Israel as the occupier has a duty to protect the people it is occupying….

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