Martin Indyk, vice president and director of foreign policy at Brookings and a member of Bill Clinton's peace team, is author of Innocent Abroad: An Intimate Account of American Peace Diplomacy in the Middle East.
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How to Win Israel
Israelis think Obama doesn’t like them very much. He can fix that. By Martin Indyk. MORE
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Obama—Listen Up!
The top-10 picks from the Brookings’s ‘Presidential Briefing Book.’ MORE
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Obama’s Belated Syria Hard Line
Obama finally demands the ouster of Syria’s Bashar al-Assad—and it will help bring regime change,... MORE
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Learn From Our Mistakes, Mr. President
Martin Indyk, former American ambassador to Israel, offers the president sage advice—from a peace... MORE
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New Hope for Mideast Peace
With the flotilla crisis pushing Palestinians toward a deal and Israelis feeling alone in the... MORE
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What Obama Should Say
As the president sits down with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Martin Indyk, former U.S.... MORE
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Solving the Jerusalem Problem
All it took was a routine zoning decision to remind us just how crucial Jerusalem is to the... MORE
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Why Bibi Humiliated Biden
Netanyahu sensed a political advantage, and he's pressing it.... MORE
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Did Obama Get Suckered?
Far from taking risks for peace, like freezing settlements, the Israeli prime minister just laid... MORE
