TURKEY'S TRIUMPHS

摘要

IN THE MIDDLE EAST, where nations often compete furiously to claim the mantle of the injured party, sorry truly is the hardest word. So Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's U.S.-brokered March 22 apology to his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, was as unusual as it was revealing about the reordered priorities of America's two most valued allies in the region—and about the Obama Administration's need for its friends to get along at a time of deepening instability in the region.