Aaron David Miller is a distinguished American Middle East analyst and author, renowned for his extensive contributions to U.S. foreign policy and Arab-Israeli negotiations. With a remarkable 24-year tenure at the United States Department of State, Miller served as an advisor to six secretaries of state, playing a pivotal role in brokering agreements between Israel, Jordan, Syria, and the Palestinians. His expertise was instrumental during significant events such as the Madrid Peace Conference and the Camp David negotiations, where he helped shape U.S. involvement in the peace process.
After leaving the State Department in 2003, Miller took on the presidency of Seeds of Peace, an international youth organization dedicated to fostering dialogue and understanding among young leaders from conflict regions. His leadership there underscored his commitment to peacebuilding and education, further enhancing his reputation as a mediator and advocate for conflict resolution.
In 2006, Miller transitioned to the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, where he has continued to influence public policy as a Public Policy Scholar. His scholarly work includes the publication of several books, including “The Much Too Promised Land,” which provides an insider’s perspective on the complexities of Arab-Israeli diplomacy, based on extensive interviews with key figures in the field.
Miller is also a prominent media figure, frequently appearing on major networks such as CNN and PBS, where he shares his insights on Middle Eastern affairs. His articles have been featured in leading publications, establishing him as a respected voice in international relations and a sought-after speaker at prestigious institutions.
