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During the Clinton administration, Middle Eastern policy was largely shaped by officials with close ties to Israel or to prominent pro-Israel organizations; among them, Martin Indyk, the former deputy director of research at AIPAC and co-founder of the pro-Israel Washington Institute for Near East Policy (WINEP); Dennis Ross, who joined WINEP after leaving government in 2001; and Aaron Miller, who has lived in Israel and often visits the country. Although it poses as an objective, scholarly think tank, WINEP is really a Mideast "wonk factory" for the internationalist set at the Council on Foreign Relations. Witnesses for the second, open, session included Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs William Burns, former Ambassador and currently senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations Richard Murphy, and WINEP Deputy Director Patrick Clawson, who always can be counted on to advance Israel's position. |
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