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Ali Abunimah and Jonathan Cook discuss Israel's "generous offers" on Flashpoints
Interview, Flashpoints Radio, 10 January 2008

EI co-founder Ali Abunimah and EI contributor and author Jonathan Cook were interviewed on Flashpoints radio out of Berkeley, California on Monday, 7 December 2007. The two were invited on just days before US President George W. Bush's first ever presedential visit to the Middle East and discussed past Israeli "generous offers" including Camp David in 2000, and Ehud Olmert's continued policy of ethnic cleansing.




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