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IraqPundit discusses why Iraq may have snubbed the Annapolis conference.
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For some more insightful analysis of Annapolis, be sure to check out Michael Eisenstadt’s blog. Michael was there and overheard a few choice nuggets from an aide to Abu Mazzen and the foreign minister of Mauritania. MichaelEisenstadt.com
Thanks Eli!