Former special envoy: Mideast cease-fire is most important
Clip: 7/14/2014 | 7m 57s
Former special envoy: Mideast cease-fire is most important
Martin Indyk, former U.S. special envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, joins chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Warner to discuss what it will take to end the current conflict between Israel and Hamas, the potential for a ground invasion and why both sides have to make gut-wrenching compromises.
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Former special envoy: Mideast cease-fire is most important
Clip: 7/14/2014 | 7m 57s
Martin Indyk, former U.S. special envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, joins chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Warner to discuss what it will take to end the current conflict between Israel and Hamas, the potential for a ground invasion and why both sides have to make gut-wrenching compromises.
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