Abstract
Eight months after the 1991 Gulf War, America used its strengthened influence to force Israel and its neighbours to the Madrid conference and set a peace process in motion. With a US-led war against Iraq again in prospect, at issue is what approach Washington will take towards the Israeli-Palestinian dispute once Baghdad has been defeated. What is clear is that the administration's policy will be shaped by its pre-existing attitudes toward the protagonists as well as conditions on the ground.
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