text: By Ron Kampeas	September 24, 2014, 12:00 am Edit
  "It was a kind of a situation in which the prime minister was very determined to try and reach a deal and he had ministers in his Cabinet who didn't believe in it," Indyk said.
  "There's something structural about Israeli politics because of the nature of having to build coalitions — it's very difficult for a prime minister to move forward."