[RED DEMOCRATICA] Middle East Deadlock--Cholera in Haiti--Midterm Elections: This Week on CFR's Religion and Foreign Policy Portal

 

November 4, 2010 View this newsletter as a web page on CFR's website. Connect with CFR at the 2010 Global Faith Forum in Keller, Texas! Started by Pastor Bob Roberts Jr. of Northwood Church, the Global Faith Forum brings together distinct bodies of faith to promote greater understanding and face differences together with grace and humility. November 11 to 13 Northwood Church Keller, TX For more information or to register, visit www.globalfaithforum.org. ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN DEADLOCK In this CFR Interview, expert Sari Nusseibeh says the United States should present a two-state "vision" for each side to vote on, in order to break the Israeli-Palestinian impasse. Failing that, Palestinians should press to be absorbed into Israel and given civil rights, even without the right to vote. ==> Explore CFR Senior Fellow Steven Cook's new blog on the the Middle East, "From the Potomac to the Euphrates." FIGHTING CHOLERA IN HAITI In this CFR Interview, CFR's Laurie Garrett explains that Haiti's cholera outbreak has been exacerbated by unclean water, a subpar sanitation system, and lagging infrastructure repairs; all of which highlight the inadequate global response to the country's January 2010 earthquake. MIDTERM ELECTIONS AND U.S. FOREIGN POLICY In this CFR First Take, CFR's James M. Lindsay says the electoral tide that brought Republicans into control of the U.S. House of Representatives could frustrate the Obama administration's efforts on arms control and potentially encourage them on trade. ==> Read this CFR Interview with religion and politics expert John Green, in which he discusses U.S. voter anxiety toward Islam, fears of terrorism, and ongoing national cultural and ethnic changes.

UPCOMING RELIGION AND FOREIGN POLICY CONFERENCE CALL The Rise of Religion in International Relations Wednesday, November 17 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (ET) The University of Bath's Scott M. Thomas will discuss his November/December 2010 "Foreign Affairs" article, "A Globalized God: Religion's Growing Influence in International Politics." Calls are limited to religious and congregational leaders and scholars. To register, email outreach@cfr.org.

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