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Soli Ozel

Istanbul, Turkey

Soli Ozel teaches at Istanbul Bilgi University's Department of International Relations and Political Science. He is a columnist for the national daily Sabah and is senior advisor to the chairman of theTurkish Industrialists' and Businessmen's Association. He is the editor of TUSIAD's magazine Private View and the editor of the Turkish edition of Foreign Policy a journal published by the Carnegie Endowment in the USA. Close.

Soli Ozel

Istanbul, Turkey

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November 5, 2008 3:28 PM

The Middle East's Passive Peacemakers

The Israeli/Syrian negotiations itself demonstrates a change in the regional status quo. The vacuum created by the United States has led all regional actors to scramble for ways to stabilize the region and protect themselves against the rising influence of Iran. If the term has not become an oxymoron yet, United States peace making will no longer be the determining factor in the Middle East

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