Former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger at the House Committee on International Relations hearing on "The way forward in the middle East peace process" talks on three dramatic events that have changed the face of modern diplomacy in the Middle East peace process.
Henry Kissinger talks about three points that have changed the Middle East peace process; the re-election of President Bush, the death of President Arafat and the new commitment by Prime Minister Sharon. These factors, he feels, have made way for changes in the views of the Palestinian people to move forward and for the United States with moderate European countries to think of a new process that can work for all sides. (1:09)
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February 10, 2005
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