Published July 16, 2003
President Bush’s Mideast Roadmap is a proposed “permanent two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.” The roadmap is made up of a series of phases, timelines and target dates. The roadmap called for a settlement of the conflict by the year 2005.
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