Martin Indyk

Martin S. Indyk's diplomatic legacy: Lessons from Kissinger's Middle East strategy - opinion

It’s been a month since Indyk passed away. He will be sorely missed by his many colleagues and students in the United States and Israel. May his memory be a blessing.

|ByTED SASSON
MARTIN INDYK speaks to the media as then-US secretary of state John Kerry looks on at the State Department, in 2013. Kerry had just named Indyk to serve as an envoy in Israeli-Palestinian talks.
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MARTIN INDYK, serving as US special envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, speaks with then-secretary of state John Kerry, in Paris, in 2013. Indyk continued to work hard to renew the peace process he had unsuccessfully attempted during the Oslo years, the writer recalls.

Remembering former ambassador Martin Indyk: A legacy of debate and diplomacy - opinion

Ambassador Martin Indyk, a key figure in US-Israel diplomacy, passed away recently. His lifelong commitment to understanding and resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict should inspire us all.

|ByURI PILICHOWSKI
Martin Indyk, pictured in 2015.

Martin Indyk, blunt diplomat who longed for Arab-Israeli peace, dies at 73

He is survived by his wife, Gahl Hodges Burt, two children from his first marriage, Jacob and Sarah, and five grandchildren.

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Palestinians want farmland back

590 dunams of farmland were expropriated for highway construction.

APRIL 22, 2010ByDAN IZENBERG
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Indyk warns of diplomatic 'crisis'

"Israel must adjust its policy to interest of US."

APRIL 22, 2010ByTOVAH LAZAROFF
The Jerusalem Post

Danon slams Indyk for ‘intervening'

Likud members respond to Indyk's criticism of the party.

APRIL 22, 2010ByREBECCA ANNA STOIL
The Jerusalem Post