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Dershowitz details chat about Israel with president at his estate - The Boston Globe

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Breaking: Live: Senate votes to confirm Gorsuch
By Annie Linskey GLOBE STAFF APRIL 07, 2017
WASHINGTON — For former Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz and his
wife, their recent dinner at the Mar-a-Lago club in Florida was a chance to dine
and catch up with old friends. Then President Trump showed up.
“Everyone stood up and clapped,” recalled Dershowitz, who lives in South Florida
during the Massachusetts winters.
Toward the end of the evening, Trump stopped by the table for an extended chat,
but not about the Trump-branded chocolate cake. The mogul-turned-president
wanted to discuss the prospects for Israeli and Palestinian peace with Dershowitz,
who is well-known for his hawkish, pro-Israel views.
“He pulled me aside,” Dershowitz recalled. “He wanted to talk to me privately
about the Middle East.”
The March 18 encounter provides a window into the free-wheeling and
unconventional policy making employed by Trump, who prizes spontaneity. As a
business tycoon, he liked to keep an open schedule that allowed for impromptu
meetings; it’s a style difficult to replicate in the White House but can work among
the handpicked people who frequent Mar-a-Lago.
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In this instance, Dershowitz was a guest of Trump’s buddy and Mar-a-Lago
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member Chris Ruddy, the CEO of the conservative news source Newsmax. The
former professor soon found himself immersed in a Washington power-player
schmooze-fest. The mood at the club was light and fun. Vice President Mike Pence
stopped over and complimented Dershowitz on his frequent cable TV appearances.
Commerce Secretary Wilber Ross said “hi.’’ 

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