
Obama and Clinton, part one
January 27, 2013 4:00 PM
President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton address their evolution from bitter opponents to partners in the corridors of power. Steve Kroft reports.
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See all 62 CommentsMrs Hillary, former US Sec of State, tackled a wide range of uncertain challenges around the world, some of them already having been enumerated in my previous intervention, within a time scale of 4 years time, and this is an achievement owed a public recognition by any impartial appreciation.
Having said that, however, it's obvious that her successor has a huge task of consolidating her achievements, while also tackling outstanding challenges in the field such as Iran, Israeli - Palestine, the DRCongo's peace and security violations by Rwanda through a militia structure known as M23 etc. Peace and Security in these places, as well as a free nuclear weaponry by a regime which vocally aims the destruction of Israel, are all in the interests of the Middle East region, the US and the world in terms of world Peace. Mr OBAMA's administration has now an opportunity to seal its Foreign Policy legacy, particularly regarding the long standing dispute between Israeli and Palestine, with solid and lasting results. With regard the latter, my personal take is that the previously held on Peace settlement template requires some "Practicality additionals", conferring (disheartning)concessions from both sides involved in this dispute under the umbrella of international law. The US together with the involved sides can provide the contextual definition of "Practicality", and the ways it can be "Achieved". Otherwise, the intransigent peace plan proposed many years now might still produce similar results.
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