MERTV was produced from 1994 through
2004 when it had to be discontinued. During those years
the weekly program showed during
prime-time evening hours on all the major cable TV systems
in the greater Washington, DC area.
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Real History of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict and the Middle East
'Peace Process' (Part 1) - 28 minutes - MiddleEast.Org (MERTV Program
29) 1996
M - LINES IN THE SAND, THE PURSUIT OF
PEACE IN THE MIDDLE
EAST. Ten top experts were interviewed for this unique multimedia CD.
The Experts: Mark Bruzonsky (MER), Richard Curtiss (State Dept
retired), John Esposito (Georgetown U), Mohammed Hallaj (Scholar), Eric
Hoagland (Middle East Institute), Clovis Maksoud (Arab League), Robert
Neumann (former Senior Amb), Soli Ozel (Johns Hopkins SAIS), Hassan
Rahman (Washington PLO Rep), Bernard Reich (GWUniv). THIS MERTV Program
uses the interview with Mark Bruzonsky for this CD which now has many
historical insights as another round in the 'Peace Process' at
hand. A few new shrink-wrapped copies
of the originally published multimedia CD are available -- see
MiddleEast.Org/orders. Part 2 next week.
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Real History of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict and the Middle East
'Peace Process' - Part 2 (continued from last week) - 28 minutes -
MiddleEast.Org (MERTV Program 30) 1996
MERTV Program 1 - From the start disaster was foreseeable
for the 'Oslo Peace Process'. MiddleEast.Org - 202 362-5266 (1994)
MERTV
Program 1. It was in 1994 that MER Publisher Mark Bruzonsky was
interviewed about Middle East history and the Israeli-Arab 'Peace
Process' on Chicago Access TV -- and that was the start of MERTV. A few
months earlier Bruzonsky has provided the live commentary for Canadian
CTV throughout the historic White House signing ceremony with Yasser
Arafat, Yitzhak Rabin, and Bill Clinton. Practically alone among the
network commentators Bruzonsky explained how and why the agreement
being signed with so much fanfare that day was likely to fail. The
disasters that have taken place in years since were foreseeable even
then and Bruzonsky outlines why right from the start in this first
MERTV Program. JCOME information can be found at MiddleEast.Org/jcome.