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On a recent day in a remote part of Mason Neck, George Mason University officials gathered on a small outcropping above a glittering bay on the Potomac River, a plot with an unsurpassed view they hope will draw leaders from warring nations as far away as Israel and Sudan. Last month, George Mason officials began a $25 million fundraising campaign to build the Point of View retreat center on donated land. The retreat would be in the spirit of Wye River, Md., where a peace deal was brokered between the Israelis and Palestinians in 1998.
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