Why Middle East Peace Talks Collapsed - Charles F Hunting & David R Ord - April 1975

Charles F Hunting & David R Ord

At a time when the United States is receiving a series of blows across the globe, the breakdown of Dr. Kissinger's efforts toward peace in the Middle East is a tragic disappointment to all parties. Yet the collapse of the talks was a predictable setback. For what is fast shaping up, as Plain Truth has forecast for over forty years, is a crisis unparalleled in all human history. No one wants war. The Arabs don't want it. The Israelis crave the security that peace would bring. The United States has nothing to gain from the explosion of this powder keg. Every industrial nation on the face of the earth stands to lose if there is another conflict in the Middle East. And so does every underdeveloped nation, whose people must be fed by oil-based fertilizers. But despite the whole world's desires for peace in the Middle East, the ambassadors of peace are already bitterly disappointed - and they are going to weep bitterly before much more time has passed. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library