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Adam Katz: Canada has interests in the Middle East. It’s time Ottawa defined them

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In September, Canada’s diplomats will begin their yearly descent to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.

As has been the case recently, many of the topics on the docket will concern Israel, the war in Iran and recent developments in the Middle East.

Canada's record at the United Nations raises questions about whether Ottawa has a clear strategy for dealing with the region, or simply responds to the diplomatic pressures of the moment.

If recent years are any indication, Ottawa will once again call for peace, restraint and de-escalation.

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