Bush's turn to step into Middle East peace-making


  • World
  • Wednesday, 14 Nov 2007

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Richard Nixon left office hopeful that "peace can settle at last over the Middle East." Jimmy Carter staked his career on it. Bill Clinton told Yasser Arafat, "I am a failure, and you have made me one." 

Now George W. Bush becomes the latest U.S. president to try to resolve the bitter, long-standing differences between close U.S. ally Israel and the Palestinians. 

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