Sentinel Radio Edition November 19, 2000

What will it take for peace to break out in the Middle East? - Program 047

Guests: Comments, Cameron Barr, Martha Moffett, Dorothy Maubane

With eruptions of violence in the Middle East within the past several weeks, we’re turning our attention to this part of the world. How could a relatively small area of land that was also the birthplace to three of the world’s major religions—Judaism, Christianity and Islam—become such a hotbed of contention? And more important, how can peace be established in the region?

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