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CAFI Newsletter
            Newsletter #183     Friday, April 30, 2004

              1.. FORESEEABLE CONSEQUENCES=20
              2.. A CALL TO VALUE LIFE=20
              3.. VIVA PALESTINE? WITH FRIENDS LIKE THESE.=20
              4.. ISRAEL AT 56=20
              5.. QUOTES AND QUICK NOTES=20
              6.. HIGHLIGHT ARTICLES=20
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      1.   FORESEEABLE CONSEQUENCES
      By Caroline Glick - Jerusalem Post - April 30, 2004=20
        November 30, 2005
        JERUSALEM - In an attack on Israeli naval forces, Palestinian =
militants disguised as fishermen blew up an Israeli patrol boat off the =
coast of Gaza yesterday. The militants and five Israeli sailors were =
killed in the blast. Hamas and Fatah claimed joint responsibility for =
the attack which the groups claimed came as revenge for the navy's =
sinking of a Palestinian weapons ship off the coast of Gaza last week.=20

        UN Secretary General Kofi Anan and EU Foreign Policy chief Chris =
Patten issued separate statements yesterday condemning the attack. Yet =
both men maintained that the Israeli navy's control of the waters off =
the Gaza Coast represents an illegal occupation of Palestinian =
territorial waters and urged Israeli compliance with the recent UN =
General Assembly resolution calling for an Israeli naval withdrawal from =
the Gaza coast and the so-called Philadelphia corridor that separates =
southern Gaza from Egypt.=20

        The Bush administration issued a statement condemning the attack =
but urged Israel to exercise restraint. A State Department spokesman =
said Israel "should consider the consequences of its actions."
        In Israel, Foreign Minister Shimon Peres referred to the attack =
a "murderous provocation by the enemies of peace" and called for Israeli =
adherence to the UN resolution regarding Gaza.=20

        A spokesman for Prime Minister Ariel Sharon reacted to the =
violence by stating that "Israel would choose the time and place to =
respond to the attacks." The Sharon government is currently debating a =
proposal by the Labor and Shinui parties calling for the evacuation of =
some 100 Israeli settlements in the West Bank located on the Palestinian =
side of the security barrier. The spokesman seemed to rule out a large =
Israeli military incursion into Gaza claiming that such an operation =
"would be a victory for Arafat."=20

        Palestinian Authority minister Saeb Erekat reacted to the attack =
by condemning what he referred to as "Israel's suffocation of the =
Palestinian people by land and sea."=20

        Israel's ultra-nationalist factions led by renegade Likud =
Knesset members who bolted Sharon's governing coalition after Israel's =
withdrawal from Gaza six months ago reacted to the naval attack by =
arguing the attack could have been foreseen and that Israel must =
dismantle Arafat's government and reoccupy Gaza.=20

        "The latest attack, like the artillery attacks on our Southern =
towns, show that we must win the war before we can sue for peace," =
hawkish MK Uzi Landau said.

      This news report is fictional. But if Arafat continues to behave =
like Arafat, and if Sharon continues to behave like Rabin, there is =
little reason to doubt the above scenario could transpire.=20

      Since the Rabin-Peres government implemented the withdrawal of IDF =
troops from Gaza and Jericho in May 1994, Arafat has advanced a policy =
aimed at bringing about precisely the scenario I outlined. After Israel =
ceded the first pieces of territory, Arafat worked on several fronts to =
ensure that the withdrawals would continue as Palestinian terror =
escalated.=20

      In November 1994, Arafat reached an agreement with Hamas in Cairo =
that attacks on Israel would be staged in areas not under PA security =
control. In so doing, Arafat bought himself implausible, but accepted =
deniability regarding his support and indeed sponsorship of the attacks =
that led to the murder of some 183 Israelis before he launched his =
all-out terror war in September 2000.=20

      In the meantime, Arafat and his deputies used the areas under =
their control to raise and train his militias to fight Israel. Gaza and =
Jericho were also used as safe havens for terror chiefs. So it was that =
during the Oslo years Hamas masterminds Yahya Ayash and Muhammed Deif =
operated openly in Gaza while other terrorists wanted for murder were =
enlisted into Jibril Rajoub's Preventive Security Service in Jericho.=20

      In the economic arena, by diverting billions of dollars in =
international aid into secret bank accounts and by intimidating and =
blackmailing Palestinian businessmen and farmers, the PA impoverished =
its people. In so doing, Arafat secured for himself an angry, frustrated =
population that could be easily manipulated into turning its hatreds =
toward Israel.=20

      For his part, Rabin found himself in a bind. He had run for office =
in 1992 pledging not to negotiate with the PLO. When he reneged on that =
promise and embraced Arafat as a partner, he staked his reputation on =
the continuation of Oslo.=20

      Before he oversaw the retreats from Gaza and Jericho, Rabin =
repeatedly declared that if the Palestinians reverted to terrorism, the =
IDF would reenter the areas and throw out the PA. Yet when in the =
aftermath of the withdrawals Israel was victimized by the worst terror =
it had seen since the 1950s, Rabin did not change course. Indeed, Rabin =
claimed that stopping negotiations would be a victory for the terrorists =
whom he referred to as "enemies of peace." In reacting to the terror, =
Rabin repeatedly said "Israel will fight terror as if there is no peace =
process and fight for peace as if there is no terror." While the =
statement made for good propaganda, it made no practical sense and was =
impossible to follow. Arafat responded to each Israeli concession by =
strengthening the forces of terror and hatred within Palestinian =
society. Waging peace with Arafat was tantamount to surrendering to =
terrorism.=20

      Sharon today is behaving in a similar fashion.=20

      Over the past week, he has excoriated as
      "extremists" opponents of his plan. Just as Rabin said that ending =
Oslo would be a victory for Hamas, Sharon said Thursday that not moving =
ahead with his plan of retreat would be a victory for Arafat and Hamas.=20

      Also like Rabin, Sharon argues "Israel's responses [to Palestinian =
violence] would be much harsher" after his retreat plan is implemented =
than they are today. Yet if Kofi Annan makes good on his promise this =
week to give the UN a role in post-withdrawal Gaza, just as it does in =
post-withdrawal Lebanon make clear, it won't be easy to turn back the =
clock.=20

      Indeed, what the last 42 months of Palestinian terror have shown =
is that regardless of the provocation, Israel will never garner =
international support for offensives against Palestinian terrorism.=20

      Sharon has promised that after the withdrawal, Israel will be able =
to sit in its truncated form for years. Yet this cannot be true. Arafat =
will continue causing chaos to prevent that from happening. As Arafat's =
foreign minister Farouk Kaddumi said this week "Let the Gaza Strip be =
South Vietnam. We will use all available methods to liberate North =
Vietnam."=20

      Arafat will not declare Palestinian statehood for Gaza. Doing so =
would bring diplomatic closure and enable a consensus in Israel to form. =
And the continuation of the war will bring pressure for further =
withdrawals emanating both from the Left (including Shinui and Olmert), =
as well as from abroad, as Israel will continue to be perceived as =
provoking the Palestinians by protecting itself.=20

      Thursday's polls confirmed earlier ones that indicated a steep =
downward trend in support of Sharon's plan among Likud members. In =
reacting to this turn of the tide, Sharon declared repeatedly that a =
rejection of his plan will be a gift to Arafat and Hamas. Why? Arafat =
and his minions in Hamas and the PA have stated countless times that =
their aim in the war is to cause a repeat in Judea, Samaria and Gaza of =
the unilateral withdrawal of IDF forces from Lebanon. And they have made =
clear that they view withdraw from Gaza and parts of Samaria as a =
victory for their side. Why doesn't Sharon listen to them?=20

      Sharon's plan differs from Oslo in that it overtly calls for the =
destruction of Israeli communities. In so doing, it poses a danger to =
the vitality of Israeli society as a whole. Far from making Israel =
stronger, transferring Jews from their homes will traumatize the =
country. How will we be able to trust in our future in the face of the =
destruction of communities that millions of Israelis consider to be part =
of Israel?=20

      In pushing his plan forward regardless of the Sunday's result, =
Sharon has weakened Likud. The governing party is liable to split apart =
in its aftermath irrespective of the decision of the voters. Yet this =
does not mitigate the importance of the poll. If a majority of Likud =
voters reject Sharon's plan, they will be working to save Israel from =
disaster. In spite of Sharon's statements to the contrary, those who =
oppose the plan on its merits are not extremists. They are merely people =
who have learned from the past.=20


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      2.   A CALL TO VALUE LIFE
      Jerusalem Post Editorial - April 27, 2004=20
      In 1942, Haj Amin el-Husseini, then "prime minister" of a pan-Arab =
government formed in Nazi Berlin, broadcast from Germany to his numerous =
disciples in the Arab world: "Slaughter the Jews wherever you find them. =
Their spilled blood pleases Allah."=20

      This virulent message has clearly been revived in Arab, =
particularly Palestinian, society, as it was when still-revered Husseini =
was its all-powerful warlord.=20

      Sajid Abu Alous, the 18-year-old ringleader of a gang that =
recently roamed the streets of Jerusalem in order to gun down Jewish =
passersby, echoed the Nazi-collaborator's sentiments to the full, when =
he remorselessly declared a few days ago that he decided to spill Jewish =
blood "in order to please Allah and in his name. I knew God would be =
satisfied with me and that's all that matters."=20

      He was apprehended Friday with his gang cruising the streets of =
Jerusalem, gun in hand, stalking his next victim. He told interrogators =
and the arraigning judge over the weekend that his one regret was that =
his three-member group's first "hit" was a young jogger who turned out =
not to have been a Jew at all.=20

      At first, Arafat's own Fatah eagerly took credit for the =
close-range shooting last month of the jogger, who turned out to be =
Hebrew University student George Khoury. But it quickly dropped its =
triumphant boasts when it emerged that Abu Alous's victim was a =
Christian Arab and, even more embarrassingly, the son of noted east =
Jerusalem attorney Elias Khoury, who often represents the PA before =
Israeli courts.=20

      When the mistaken identity became known, the PA became contrite =
and offered the father its condolences over the fact that his son was =
erroneously suspected of being a Jew and that he therefore paid for it =
with his life. There was nothing morally reprehensible in causing a =
young man's death, only in assuming he was a Jew.=20

      Discomfited, Arafat personally declared the slain George a shahid =
- a martyr for the Palestinian cause. Arafat was described by spokesman =
Ziad Abu Ziad as being "shocked and outraged." Arafat even sent his =
representatives to the funeral to comfort the bereaved family. Like Abu =
Alous, he, without compunction, differentiated between the blood of Jews =
and non-Jews, by inference sanctioning the spilling of the former.=20

      It is obvious that if Arafat had exhibited a fraction of the =
sincere regret that he has shown in the Khoury case when Jews were =
slaughtered, the Palestinian offensive would never have achieved its =
current proportions and would have ended long ago.=20

      We do not mean to jeopardize Elias Khoury's status as a =
Palestinian patriot and nationalist, but we cannot help but note the =
humanity and courage with which he has responded to his son's death, and =
the example he has set for the Palestinian leadership. From the =
beginning, he rejected the designation of his son as a "shahid," as if =
he could be posthumously drafted into the orgy of murder that cost him =
his life.=20

      Now that George Khoury's murderer has apparently been caught, =
Elias Khoury has gone a step further, openly calling on the Palestinian =
Authority to end the anarchy within its bounds, stop incitement, begin =
educating children for peace, and start reversing the Palestinian death =
cult - or what he called "a complete loss of human values."=20

      These are brave words indeed from someone who lives under the PA's =
thumb and can well find himself exposed to its wrath. Dissent of even =
the mildest sort isn't easily tolerated in Arafat's fiefdom, where harsh =
punitive measures generally secure apparent cohesion and conformity.=20

      Most courageous of all was Khoury's call on Arab clerics to cease =
influencing young people to "distort religion in the ugliest manner... =
Religious leaders, the Palestinian leadership... and all who still value =
human life in Palestinian society must rise, gather courage, and say =
that enough is enough."=20

      We join Khoury in urging Islamic leaders to "rise and say this =
loudly and clearly. Their silence harms Islam and Palestinian society."=20

      Indeed, history repeatedly shows that genocidal crimes inevitably =
turn on the purveyors of racism and chaos. In time, hate mongers reap =
the whirlwind they sow.=20


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      3.   VIVA PALESTINE? WITH FRIENDS LIKE THESE.
      Clifford D. May - townhall.com - April 29, 2004=20
      Consider what's required to wear the label: "Pro-Palestinian."=20

      To start, you have to appear non-judgmental about innocent =
Palestinian children being raised to become human bombs.=20

      You must refer to those who send such children on suicide/mass =
murder missions as "political leaders" or, even better, as "spiritual =
leaders." Call them militants if you must, but never terrorists.=20

      To be thought of as pro-Palestinian, you must cite the plight of =
the Palestinian refugees as a key motivation for violence, ignoring the =
fact that there would have been no refugees had Israel's Arab neighbors =
not launched a war to destroy the tiny Jewish state immediately upon its =
birth.=20

      Indeed, Arabs who chose to stay in Israel are today Israeli =
citizens, as are their children, enjoying more freedoms than do the =
citizens of neighboring Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia or even Jordan. =
Disregard all this if you want to be seen as someone who cares about =
Palestinians.=20

      Supporters of Palestinians must point to the Israeli occupation of =
Gaza and the West Bank as another root cause of violence. Avoid =
mentioning that it was a second Arab war against Israel that led to the =
seizure of those territories which, at that time, were not called =
Palestinian territories. Gaza was administered by Egypt and the West =
Bank by Jordan and no one demanded that they be turned them over to =
Palestinian sovereignty.=20

      The Israelis captured the Sinai as well. That territory, several =
times larger than all of Israel, was returned to Egypt in exchange for a =
piece of paper promising peace. Forget these awkward details.=20

      To burnish your pro-Palestinian credentials, even as you rail =
against the Israeli occupation, say nothing positive about Prime =
Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to end that occupation entirely in Gaza and =
to withdraw Israeli troops and settlements from 85 percent of the West =
Bank. In Orwellian fashion, insist that Mr. Sharon is giving up those =
lands as part of a "land grab."=20

      While it is true that at Camp David in 2000, then-Israeli Prime =
Minister Ehud Barak offered about 95% of the West Bank and Gaza, Yassir =
Arafat turned that offer down and initiated several years of terrorist =
attacks. Even so, Mr. Sharon has said he's willing to consider further =
withdrawal, to discuss permanent borders, though he won't negotiate with =
those dispatching terrorists. Dismiss all that as irrelevant -- if you =
want to be described as someone who sympathizes with the Palestinians.=20

      Also, continue to insist that Israelis eventually must agree to a =
"right to return" - that they must let millions of Palestinians settle =
not just in an independent Palestinian state next to Israel but in =
Israel itself.=20

      Promote this idea even if you're savvy enough to know it can never =
happen - just as Hindus can never re-settle in what is today Muslim =
Pakistan, just as Greek Christians can never re-settle in what is today =
Muslim Turkey, just as the million Jews forced to flee from Arab =
countries after World War II can never return to what were, for =
centuries, their homes.=20

      In fact, Israelis with roots in Arab countries today comprise =
about half of Israel's population. They may understand better than =
anyone else that a Palestinian "right to return" would mean the end of =
Israel as a homeland for the Jewish people, that Jews would become a =
minority in what would no longer be the world's only predominately =
Jewish state. And that's a frightening thought because, sadly, few =
minorities living in the 22 Arab countries and the more than 50 =
predominately Muslim nations enjoy anything approaching freedom and =
equality. Such freedom and equality may be achieved in Iraq in the years =
ahead -- though not if the dictators of Syria, Iran and Saudi Arabia can =
help it, and not if the Palestinian "political and spiritual leaders" =
who supported Saddam Hussein and who now oppose the American =
"occupation" have anything to do with it.=20

      Nor should Friends of Palestine plan for the opportunities that =
the Israeli withdrawals will present. Don't even think about the Israeli =
homes that will be turned over to Palestinian families, the hotels that =
could be built along the Mediterranean. Forget about foreign investors, =
new hospitals and schools. And certainly don't talk about cooperation =
with Israel. On the contrary, shrug when Hamas terrorists bomb the =
checkpoints through which Gazans pass on their way to work in Israeli =
factories. But should the Israelis respond by closing those checkpoints, =
complain vehemently that the Israelis are cutting off the livelihood of =
Palestinian workers.=20

      The United Nations is very pro-Palestinian. That's why UN experts =
are not hard at work drafting a plan to give Palestinians more say over =
who governs them. Arafat was elected Palestinian leader - he ran exactly =
one time in 35 years and in that election he was opposed by a woman =
whose name few can recall and who hadn't a ghost of a chance. Surely, =
that's as much democracy as any reasonable person could desire for =
Palestinians.=20

      Perhaps someday people will look back in astonishment on all this. =
Perhaps someday the term pro-Palestinian will be redefined to include =
those who would urge Palestinians to seek compromise and peaceful =
co-existence with their neighbors, build a real economy, and discourage =
their children from suicide, murder and mutilation.=20

      Right now, however, these are wildly radical notions.=20

        Clifford D. May, a former New York Times foreign correspondent, =
is the president of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, a =
policy institute focusing on terrorism and a Townhall.com member group. =
This column first ran on the Scripps-Howard News Service.

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      4.   ISRAEL AT 56
      Jerusalem Post Editorial - April 25, 2004=20
      Tonight, in that sharp transition that should earn Israel a =
patent, we switch from mourning our fallen soldiers to celebrating the =
nation they defended. There is plenty to celebrate.=20

      Israel is a success story. Against all odds, the Jewish people has =
a country in its own land, after 2,000 years of exile. Initially, Arab =
leaders in the region welcomed the Jewish national movement, which arose =
just as Arab countries were themselves being founded and achieving =
independence. Indeed, some Arabs saw the Jews as allies in their own =
nationalist cause.=20

      In June 1913, the president of the First Arab Congress, =
Abd-ul-Hamid Yahrawi, summed up the attitude of the delegates: "All of =
us, both Muslims and Christians, have the best of feelings toward the =
Jews. they are our brothers in race and we regard them as Syrians who =
were forced to leave the country at one time but whose hearts always =
beat together with ours. We are certain that our Jewish brothers the =
world over will know how to help us so that our common interests may =
succeed and our common country will develop both materially and =
morally."=20

      In March 1919, the Emir Faisal wrote to then Harvard law professor =
Felix Frankfurter: "The Arabs, especially the educated among us, look =
with deepest sympathy on the Zionist movement. ...We will wish the Jews =
a hearty welcome home. ...We are working together for a reformed and =
revised Near East and our two movements complete one another. The Jewish =
movement is nationalist and not imperialist. Indeed, I think that =
neither can be a real success without the other."=20

      Jewish-Arab relations have soured somewhat since then, but Yahrawi =
and Faisal have been proven right. The Jewish national project has =
flourished, while the Arab choice of enmity with Israel has been the =
primary cover for neighboring states not to confront their own political =
and economic failings.=20

      Israel is not only a success relative to its neighborhood, but by =
a global standard. Despite hobbling economic policies, our standard of =
living ranks 35th among the nations, and 19th in life expectancy (above =
the US and UK). We have by far the largest number of hi-tech start-ups =
per capita in the world and have attracted venture capital at rates =
exceeding most European countries. Israel has, proportionately, the =
highest number of university graduates in the world, and the fourth =
largest air force, after the US, Russia, and China.=20

      Our greatest success - however ironically, given the way we have =
been vilified - is not material but moral. Our enemies are consumed by =
hatred of us, and have attacked us with such barbarity that to call it =
war is to dignify an offensive composed almost entirely of war crimes. =
Yet we have not thrown our democratic values out the window in the name =
of security, as illustrated both by the elaborate judicial review =
imposed on security policies and by the freedom given Arab MKs to vilify =
their country and side with its enemies. Most dramatically, we have =
sacrificed our own soldiers' lives to minimize civilian Palestinian =
casualties in ways that few, if any, democracies would under similar =
circumstances.=20

      Unlike our material success, our moral success is not an =
unequivocal contribution to our survival. Some argue or fear that =
democracies may not have what it takes to crush the jihadis, either on =
the global level or in our region - the jihadis themselves in fact rely =
on democratic sensitivities and weaknesses as a main form of protection. =
They think nothing of hiding among their own civilians and sending =
children to their deaths, knowing that the other side values life, =
particularly innocent life, differently.=20

      Yet we continue to see our love of life as a strength rather than =
a weakness. Those who dismiss Israel as a temporary "Crusader state" and =
assume that their brand of hatred and radicalism will outlast us do not =
understand a free society's strengths.=20

      The days immediately ahead may not be easy, in many respects. But =
as our 56th Independence Day begins tonight, let's remember both how far =
we have come and how far we have to go in improving what remains a =
dynamic work-in-progress. Based on our track record, we should have =
every confidence that we will succeed.=20


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      5.   QUOTES AND QUICK NOTES
        "The Palestinians will, in fact, get their de facto state, =
though one that may be now cut off entirely from Israeli commerce and =
cultural intercourse. This is an apparently terrifying thought: =
Palestinian men can no longer blow up Jews on Monday, seek dialysis from =
them on Tuesday, get an Israeli paycheck on Wednesday, demonstrate to =
CNN cameras about the injustice of it all on Thursday - and then go back =
to tunneling under Gaza and three-hour, all-male, conspiracy-mongering =
sessions in coffee-houses on Friday. Beware of getting what you bomb =
for."
      - Victor Davis Hanson=20
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      - Abdel-Aziz al Rantisi=20
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      6.   HIGHLIGHT ARTICLES
        Why The Palestinians Are In Such A State  For 10 years, the =
world has been trying to give a state to the Palestinians and the =
Palestinians keep tossing obstacles in their path.=20

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              <LI><A href=3D"#1">FORESEEABLE CONSEQUENCES</A>=20
              <LI><A href=3D"#2">A CALL TO VALUE LIFE</A>=20
              <LI><A href=3D"#3">VIVA PALESTINE? WITH FRIENDS LIKE =
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              <LI><A href=3D"#4">ISRAEL AT 56</A>=20
              <LI><A href=3D"#5">QUOTES AND QUICK NOTES</A>=20
              <LI><A href=3D"#6">HIGHLIGHT ARTICLES</A>=20
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      <H3>1. &nbsp;&nbsp;<A name=3D1>FORESEEABLE CONSEQUENCES</A></H3>By =
Caroline=20
      Glick - Jerusalem Post - April 30, 2004=20
      <BLOCKQUOTE><B><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman" color=3D#000080 =
size=3D-1>
        <P><FONT color=3D#800000>November 30, 2005</FONT><BR>JERUSALEM =
=96 <I>In an=20
        attack on Israeli naval forces, Palestinian militants disguised =
as=20
        fishermen blew up an Israeli patrol boat off the coast of Gaza=20
        yesterday. The militants and five Israeli sailors were killed in =
the=20
        blast. Hamas and Fatah claimed joint responsibility for the =
attack which=20
        the groups claimed came as revenge for the navy's sinking of a=20
        Palestinian weapons ship off the coast of Gaza last week.=20
        <P>UN Secretary General Kofi Anan and EU Foreign Policy chief =
Chris=20
        Patten issued separate statements yesterday condemning the =
attack. Yet=20
        both men maintained that the Israeli navy's control of the =
waters off=20
        the Gaza Coast represents an illegal occupation of Palestinian=20
        territorial waters and urged Israeli compliance with the recent =
UN=20
        General Assembly resolution calling for an Israeli naval =
withdrawal from=20
        the Gaza coast and the so-called Philadelphia corridor that =
separates=20
        southern Gaza from Egypt.=20
        <P>The Bush administration issued a statement condemning the =
attack but=20
        urged Israel to exercise restraint. A State Department spokesman =
said=20
        Israel "should consider the consequences of its actions."<BR>In =
Israel,=20
        Foreign Minister Shimon Peres referred to the attack a =
"murderous=20
        provocation by the enemies of peace" and called for Israeli =
adherence to=20
        the UN resolution regarding Gaza.=20
        <P>A spokesman for Prime Minister Ariel Sharon reacted to the =
violence=20
        by stating that "Israel would choose the time and place to =
respond to=20
        the attacks." The Sharon government is currently debating a =
proposal by=20
        the Labor and Shinui parties calling for the evacuation of some =
100=20
        Israeli settlements in the West Bank located on the Palestinian =
side of=20
        the security barrier. The spokesman seemed to rule out a large =
Israeli=20
        military incursion into Gaza claiming that such an operation =
"would be a=20
        victory for Arafat."=20
        <P>Palestinian Authority minister Saeb Erekat reacted to the =
attack by=20
        condemning what he referred to as "Israel's suffocation of the=20
        Palestinian people by land and sea."=20
        <P>Israel's ultra-nationalist factions led by renegade Likud =
Knesset=20
        members who bolted Sharon's governing coalition after Israel's=20
        withdrawal from Gaza six months ago reacted to the naval attack =
by=20
        arguing the attack could have been foreseen and that Israel must =

        dismantle Arafat's government and reoccupy Gaza.=20
        <P>"The latest attack, like the artillery attacks on our =
Southern towns,=20
        show that we must win the war before we can sue for peace," =
hawkish MK=20
        Uzi Landau said.</I></B></P></BLOCKQUOTE></FONT>
      <P>This news report is fictional. But if Arafat continues to =
behave like=20
      Arafat, and if Sharon continues to behave like Rabin, there is =
little=20
      reason to doubt the above scenario could transpire.=20
      <P>Since the Rabin-Peres government implemented the withdrawal of =
IDF=20
      troops from Gaza and Jericho in May 1994, Arafat has advanced a =
policy=20
      aimed at bringing about precisely the scenario I outlined. After =
Israel=20
      ceded the first pieces of territory, Arafat worked on several =
fronts to=20
      ensure that the withdrawals would continue as Palestinian terror=20
      escalated.=20
      <P>In November 1994, Arafat reached an agreement with Hamas in =
Cairo that=20
      attacks on Israel would be staged in areas not under PA security =
control.=20
      In so doing, Arafat bought himself implausible, but accepted =
deniability=20
      regarding his support and indeed sponsorship of the attacks that =
led to=20
      the murder of some 183 Israelis before he launched his all-out =
terror war=20
      in September 2000.=20
      <P>In the meantime, Arafat and his deputies used the areas under =
their=20
      control to raise and train his militias to fight Israel. Gaza and =
Jericho=20
      were also used as safe havens for terror chiefs. So it was that =
during the=20
      Oslo years Hamas masterminds Yahya Ayash and Muhammed Deif =
operated openly=20
      in Gaza while other terrorists wanted for murder were enlisted =
into Jibril=20
      Rajoub's Preventive Security Service in Jericho.=20
      <P>In the economic arena, by diverting billions of dollars in=20
      international aid into secret bank accounts and by intimidating =
and=20
      blackmailing Palestinian businessmen and farmers, the PA =
impoverished its=20
      people. In so doing, Arafat secured for himself an angry, =
frustrated=20
      population that could be easily manipulated into turning its =
hatreds=20
      toward Israel.=20
      <P>For his part, Rabin found himself in a bind. He had run for =
office in=20
      1992 pledging not to negotiate with the PLO. When he reneged on =
that=20
      promise and embraced Arafat as a partner, he staked his reputation =
on the=20
      continuation of Oslo.=20
      <P>Before he oversaw the retreats from Gaza and Jericho, Rabin =
repeatedly=20
      declared that if the Palestinians reverted to terrorism, the IDF =
would=20
      reenter the areas and throw out the PA. Yet when in the aftermath =
of the=20
      withdrawals Israel was victimized by the worst terror it had seen =
since=20
      the 1950s, Rabin did not change course. Indeed, Rabin claimed that =

      stopping negotiations would be a victory for the terrorists whom =
he=20
      referred to as "enemies of peace." In reacting to the terror, =
Rabin=20
      repeatedly said "Israel will fight terror as if there is no peace =
process=20
      and fight for peace as if there is no terror." While the statement =
made=20
      for good propaganda, it made no practical sense and was impossible =
to=20
      follow. Arafat responded to each Israeli concession by =
strengthening the=20
      forces of terror and hatred within Palestinian society. Waging =
peace with=20
      Arafat was tantamount to surrendering to terrorism.=20
      <P>Sharon today is behaving in a similar fashion.=20
      <P>Over the past week, he has excoriated as<BR>"extremists" =
opponents of=20
      his plan. Just as Rabin said that ending Oslo would be a victory =
for=20
      Hamas, Sharon said Thursday that not moving ahead with his plan of =
retreat=20
      would be a victory for Arafat and Hamas.=20
      <P>Also like Rabin, Sharon argues "Israel's responses [to =
Palestinian=20
      violence] would be much harsher" after his retreat plan is =
implemented=20
      than they are today. Yet if Kofi Annan makes good on his promise =
this week=20
      to give the UN a role in post-withdrawal Gaza, just as it does in=20
      post-withdrawal Lebanon make clear, it won't be easy to turn back =
the=20
      clock.=20
      <P>Indeed, what the last 42 months of Palestinian terror have =
shown is=20
      that regardless of the provocation, Israel will never garner =
international=20
      support for offensives against Palestinian terrorism.=20
      <P>Sharon has promised that after the withdrawal, Israel will be =
able to=20
      sit in its truncated form for years. Yet this cannot be true. =
Arafat will=20
      continue causing chaos to prevent that from happening. As Arafat's =
foreign=20
      minister Farouk Kaddumi said this week "Let the Gaza Strip be =
South=20
      Vietnam. We will use all available methods to liberate North =
Vietnam."=20
      <P>Arafat will not declare Palestinian statehood for Gaza. Doing =
so would=20
      bring diplomatic closure and enable a consensus in Israel to form. =
And the=20
      continuation of the war will bring pressure for further =
withdrawals=20
      emanating both from the Left (including Shinui and Olmert), as =
well as=20
      from abroad, as Israel will continue to be perceived as provoking =
the=20
      Palestinians by protecting itself.=20
      <P>Thursday's polls confirmed earlier ones that indicated a steep =
downward=20
      trend in support of Sharon's plan among Likud members. In reacting =
to this=20
      turn of the tide, Sharon declared repeatedly that a rejection of =
his plan=20
      will be a gift to Arafat and Hamas. Why? Arafat and his minions in =
Hamas=20
      and the PA have stated countless times that their aim in the war =
is to=20
      cause a repeat in Judea, Samaria and Gaza of the unilateral =
withdrawal of=20
      IDF forces from Lebanon. And they have made clear that they view =
withdraw=20
      from Gaza and parts of Samaria as a victory for their side. Why =
doesn't=20
      Sharon listen to them?=20
      <P>Sharon's plan differs from Oslo in that it overtly calls for =
the=20
      destruction of Israeli communities. In so doing, it poses a danger =
to the=20
      vitality of Israeli society as a whole. Far from making Israel =
stronger,=20
      transferring Jews from their homes will traumatize the country. =
How will=20
      we be able to trust in our future in the face of the destruction =
of=20
      communities that millions of Israelis consider to be part of =
Israel?=20
      <P>In pushing his plan forward regardless of the Sunday's result, =
Sharon=20
      has weakened Likud. The governing party is liable to split apart =
in its=20
      aftermath irrespective of the decision of the voters. Yet this =
does not=20
      mitigate the importance of the poll. If a majority of Likud voters =
reject=20
      Sharon's plan, they will be working to save Israel from disaster. =
In spite=20
      of Sharon's statements to the contrary, those who oppose the plan =
on its=20
      merits are not extremists. They are merely people who have learned =
from=20
      the past.=20
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      <H3>2. &nbsp;&nbsp;<A name=3D2>A CALL TO VALUE =
LIFE</A></H3>Jerusalem Post=20
      Editorial - April 27, 2004=20
      <P><FONT color=3D#800000 size=3D+2>I</FONT>n 1942, <A=20
      =
href=3D"http://christianactionforisrael.org/antiholo/arabnazi.html">Haj =
Amin=20
      el-Husseini</A>, then "prime minister" of a pan-Arab government =
formed in=20
      Nazi Berlin, broadcast from Germany to his numerous disciples in =
the Arab=20
      world: "Slaughter the Jews wherever you find them. Their spilled =
blood=20
      pleases Allah."=20
      <P>This virulent message has clearly been revived in Arab, =
particularly=20
      Palestinian, society, as it was when still-revered Husseini was =
its=20
      all-powerful warlord.=20
      <P>Sajid Abu Alous, the 18-year-old ringleader of a gang that =
recently=20
      roamed the streets of Jerusalem in order to gun down Jewish =
passersby,=20
      echoed the Nazi-collaborator's sentiments to the full, when he=20
      remorselessly declared a few days ago that he decided to spill =
Jewish=20
      blood "in order to please Allah and in his name. I knew God would =
be=20
      satisfied with me and that's all that matters."=20
      <P>He was apprehended Friday with his gang cruising the streets of =

      Jerusalem, gun in hand, stalking his next victim. He told =
interrogators=20
      and the arraigning judge over the weekend that his one regret was =
that his=20
      three-member group's first "hit" was a young jogger who turned out =
not to=20
      have been a Jew at all.=20
      <P>At first, Arafat's own Fatah eagerly took credit for the =
close-range=20
      shooting last month of the jogger, who turned out to be Hebrew =
University=20
      student George Khoury. But it quickly dropped its triumphant =
boasts when=20
      it emerged that Abu Alous's victim was a Christian Arab and, even =
more=20
      embarrassingly, the son of noted east Jerusalem attorney Elias =
Khoury, who=20
      often represents the PA before Israeli courts.=20
      <P>When the mistaken identity became known, the PA became contrite =
and=20
      offered the father its condolences over the fact that his son was=20
      erroneously suspected of being a Jew and that he therefore paid =
for it=20
      with his life. There was nothing morally reprehensible in causing =
a young=20
      man's death, only in assuming he was a Jew.=20
      <P>Discomfited, Arafat personally declared the slain George a =
shahid =96 a=20
      martyr for the Palestinian cause. Arafat was described by =
spokesman Ziad=20
      Abu Ziad as being "shocked and outraged." Arafat even sent his=20
      representatives to the funeral to comfort the bereaved family. =
Like Abu=20
      Alous, he, without compunction, differentiated between the blood =
of Jews=20
      and non-Jews, by inference sanctioning the spilling of the former. =

      <P>It is obvious that if Arafat had exhibited a fraction of the =
sincere=20
      regret that he has shown in the Khoury case when Jews were =
slaughtered,=20
      the Palestinian offensive would never have achieved its current=20
      proportions and would have ended long ago.=20
      <P>We do not mean to jeopardize Elias Khoury's status as a =
Palestinian=20
      patriot and nationalist, but we cannot help but note the humanity =
and=20
      courage with which he has responded to his son's death, and the =
example he=20
      has set for the Palestinian leadership. From the beginning, he =
rejected=20
      the designation of his son as a "shahid," as if he could be =
posthumously=20
      drafted into the orgy of murder that cost him his life.=20
      <P>Now that George Khoury's murderer has apparently been caught, =
Elias=20
      Khoury has gone a step further, openly calling on the Palestinian=20
      Authority to end the anarchy within its bounds, stop incitement, =
begin=20
      educating children for peace, and start reversing the Palestinian =
death=20
      cult =96 or what he called "a complete loss of human values."=20
      <P>These are brave words indeed from someone who lives under the =
PA's=20
      thumb and can well find himself exposed to its wrath. Dissent of =
even the=20
      mildest sort isn't easily tolerated in Arafat's fiefdom, where =
harsh=20
      punitive measures generally secure apparent cohesion and =
conformity.=20
      <P>Most courageous of all was Khoury's call on Arab clerics to =
cease=20
      influencing young people to "distort religion in the ugliest =
manner...=20
      Religious leaders, the Palestinian leadership... and all who still =
value=20
      human life in Palestinian society must rise, gather courage, and =
say that=20
      enough is enough."=20
      <P>We join Khoury in urging Islamic leaders to "rise and say this =
loudly=20
      and clearly. Their silence harms Islam and Palestinian society."=20
      <P>Indeed, history repeatedly shows that genocidal crimes =
inevitably turn=20
      on the purveyors of racism and chaos. In time, hate mongers reap =
the=20
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      <H3>3. &nbsp;&nbsp;<A name=3D3>VIVA PALESTINE? WITH FRIENDS LIKE=20
      THESE=85</A></H3>Clifford D. May - townhall.com - April 29, 2004=20
      <P><FONT color=3D#800000 size=3D+2>C</FONT><B>onsider what's =
required to wear=20
      the label: =93Pro-Palestinian.=94</B>=20
      <P>To start, you have to appear non-judgmental about innocent =
Palestinian=20
      children being raised to become human bombs.=20
      <P>You must refer to those who send such children on suicide/mass =
murder=20
      missions as =93political leaders=94 or, even better, as =
=93spiritual leaders.=94=20
      Call them militants if you must, but never terrorists.=20
      <P>To be thought of as pro-Palestinian, you must cite the plight =
of the=20
      Palestinian refugees as a key motivation for violence, ignoring =
the fact=20
      that there would have been no refugees had Israel's Arab neighbors =
not=20
      launched a war to destroy the tiny Jewish state immediately upon =
its=20
      birth.=20
      <P>Indeed, Arabs who chose to stay in Israel are today Israeli =
citizens,=20
      as are their children, enjoying more freedoms than do the citizens =
of=20
      neighboring Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia or even Jordan. Disregard =
all this=20
      if you want to be seen as someone who cares about Palestinians.=20
      <P>Supporters of Palestinians must point to the Israeli occupation =
of Gaza=20
      and the West Bank as another root cause of violence. Avoid =
mentioning that=20
      it was a second Arab war against Israel that led to the seizure of =
those=20
      territories which, at that time, were not called Palestinian =
territories.=20
      Gaza was administered by Egypt and the West Bank by Jordan and no =
one=20
      demanded that they be turned them over to Palestinian sovereignty. =

      <P>The Israelis captured the Sinai as well. That territory, =
several times=20
      larger than all of Israel, was returned to Egypt in exchange for a =
piece=20
      of paper promising peace. Forget these awkward details.=20
      <P>To burnish your pro-Palestinian credentials, even as you rail =
against=20
      the Israeli occupation, say nothing positive about Prime Minister =
Ariel=20
      Sharon's plan to end that occupation entirely in Gaza and to =
withdraw=20
      Israeli troops and settlements from 85 percent of the West Bank. =
In=20
      Orwellian fashion, insist that Mr. Sharon is giving up those lands =
as part=20
      of a =93land grab.=94=20
      <P>While it is true that at Camp David in 2000, then-Israeli Prime =

      Minister Ehud Barak offered about 95% of the West Bank and Gaza, =
Yassir=20
      Arafat turned that offer down and initiated several years of =
terrorist=20
      attacks. Even so, Mr. Sharon has said he's willing to consider =
further=20
      withdrawal, to discuss permanent borders, though he won't =
negotiate with=20
      those dispatching terrorists. Dismiss all that as irrelevant -- if =
you=20
      want to be described as someone who sympathizes with the =
Palestinians.=20
      <P>Also, continue to insist that Israelis eventually must agree to =
a=20
      =93right to return=94 =96 that they must let millions of =
Palestinians settle not=20
      just in an independent Palestinian state next to Israel but in =
Israel=20
      itself.=20
      <P>Promote this idea even if you're savvy enough to know it can =
never=20
      happen =96 just as Hindus can never re-settle in what is today =
Muslim=20
      Pakistan, just as Greek Christians can never re-settle in what is =
today=20
      Muslim Turkey, just as the million Jews forced to flee from Arab =
countries=20
      after World War II can never return to what were, for centuries, =
their=20
      homes.=20
      <P>In fact, Israelis with roots in Arab countries today comprise =
about=20
      half of Israel's population. They may understand better than =
anyone else=20
      that a Palestinian =93right to return=94 would mean the end of =
Israel as a=20
      homeland for the Jewish people, that Jews would become a minority =
in what=20
      would no longer be the world's only predominately Jewish state. =
And that's=20
      a frightening thought because, sadly, few minorities living in the =
22 Arab=20
      countries and the more than 50 predominately Muslim nations enjoy =
anything=20
      approaching freedom and equality. Such freedom and equality may be =

      achieved in Iraq in the years ahead -- though not if the dictators =
of=20
      Syria, Iran and Saudi Arabia can help it, and not if the =
Palestinian=20
      =93political and spiritual leaders=94 who supported Saddam Hussein =
and who now=20
      oppose the American =93occupation=94 have anything to do with it.=20
      <P>Nor should Friends of Palestine plan for the opportunities that =
the=20
      Israeli withdrawals will present. Don't even think about the =
Israeli homes=20
      that will be turned over to Palestinian families, the hotels that =
could be=20
      built along the Mediterranean. Forget about foreign investors, new =

      hospitals and schools. And certainly don't talk about cooperation =
with=20
      Israel. On the contrary, shrug when Hamas terrorists bomb the =
checkpoints=20
      through which Gazans pass on their way to work in Israeli =
factories. But=20
      should the Israelis respond by closing those checkpoints, complain =

      vehemently that the Israelis are cutting off the livelihood of =
Palestinian=20
      workers.=20
      <P>The United Nations is very pro-Palestinian. That's why UN =
experts are=20
      not hard at work drafting a plan to give Palestinians more say =
over who=20
      governs them. Arafat was elected Palestinian leader =96 he ran =
exactly one=20
      time in 35 years and in that election he was opposed by a woman =
whose name=20
      few can recall and who hadn't a ghost of a chance. Surely, that's =
as much=20
      democracy as any reasonable person could desire for Palestinians.=20
      <P>Perhaps someday people will look back in astonishment on all =
this.=20
      Perhaps someday the term pro-Palestinian will be redefined to =
include=20
      those who would urge Palestinians to seek compromise and peaceful=20
      co-existence with their neighbors, build a real economy, and =
discourage=20
      their children from suicide, murder and mutilation.=20
      <P>Right now, however, these are wildly radical notions.=20
      <BLOCKQUOTE><FONT size=3D-2><STRONG>Clifford D. May, a former New =
York=20
        Times foreign correspondent, is the president of the Foundation =
for the=20
        Defense of Democracies, a policy institute focusing on terrorism =
and a=20
        Townhall.com member group. This column first ran on the =
Scripps-Howard=20
        News Service.</STRONG></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE>
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      <H3>4. &nbsp;&nbsp;<A name=3D4>ISRAEL AT 56</A></H3>Jerusalem Post =
Editorial=20
      - April 25, 2004=20
      <P><FONT color=3D#800000 size=3D+2>T</FONT>onight, in that sharp =
transition=20
      that should earn Israel a patent, we switch from mourning our =
fallen=20
      soldiers to celebrating the nation they defended. There is plenty =
to=20
      celebrate.=20
      <P>Israel is a success story. Against all odds, the Jewish people =
has a=20
      country in its own land, after 2,000 years of exile. Initially, =
Arab=20
      leaders in the region welcomed the Jewish national movement, which =
arose=20
      just as Arab countries were themselves being founded and achieving =

      independence. Indeed, some Arabs saw the Jews as allies in their =
own=20
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      <P>In June 1913, the president of the First Arab Congress, =
Abd-ul-Hamid=20
      Yahrawi, summed up the attitude of the delegates: "All of us, both =
Muslims=20
      and Christians, have the best of feelings toward the Jews. they =
are our=20
      brothers in race and we regard them as Syrians who were forced to =
leave=20
      the country at one time but whose hearts always beat together with =
ours.=20
      We are certain that our Jewish brothers the world over will know =
how to=20
      help us so that our common interests may succeed and our common =
country=20
      will develop both materially and morally."=20
      <P>In March 1919, the Emir Faisal wrote to then Harvard law =
professor=20
      Felix Frankfurter: "The Arabs, especially the educated among us, =
look with=20
      deepest sympathy on the Zionist movement. ...We will wish the Jews =
a=20
      hearty welcome home. ...We are working together for a reformed and =
revised=20
      Near East and our two movements complete one another. The Jewish =
movement=20
      is nationalist and not imperialist. Indeed, I think that neither =
can be a=20
      real success without the other."=20
      <P>Jewish-Arab relations have soured somewhat since then, but =
Yahrawi and=20
      Faisal have been proven right. The Jewish national project has =
flourished,=20
      while the Arab choice of enmity with Israel has been the primary =
cover for=20
      neighboring states not to confront their own political and =
economic=20
      failings.=20
      <P>Israel is not only a success relative to its neighborhood, but =
by a=20
      global standard. Despite hobbling economic policies, our standard =
of=20
      living ranks 35th among the nations, and 19th in life expectancy =
(above=20
      the US and UK). We have by far the largest number of hi-tech =
start-ups per=20
      capita in the world and have attracted venture capital at rates =
exceeding=20
      most European countries. Israel has, proportionately, the highest =
number=20
      of university graduates in the world, and the fourth largest air =
force,=20
      after the US, Russia, and China.=20
      <P>Our greatest success =96 however ironically, given the way we =
have been=20
      vilified =96 is not material but moral. Our enemies are consumed =
by hatred=20
      of us, and have attacked us with such barbarity that to call it =
war is to=20
      dignify an offensive composed almost entirely of war crimes. Yet =
we have=20
      not thrown our democratic values out the window in the name of =
security,=20
      as illustrated both by the elaborate judicial review imposed on =
security=20
      policies and by the freedom given Arab MKs to vilify their country =
and=20
      side with its enemies. Most dramatically, we have sacrificed our =
own=20
      soldiers' lives to minimize civilian Palestinian casualties in =
ways that=20
      few, if any, democracies would under similar circumstances.=20
      <P>Unlike our material success, our moral success is not an =
unequivocal=20
      contribution to our survival. Some argue or fear that democracies =
may not=20
      have what it takes to crush the jihadis, either on the global =
level or in=20
      our region =96 the jihadis themselves in fact rely on democratic=20
      sensitivities and weaknesses as a main form of protection. They =
think=20
      nothing of hiding among their own civilians and sending children =
to their=20
      deaths, knowing that the other side values life, particularly =
innocent=20
      life, differently.=20
      <P>Yet we continue to see our love of life as a strength rather =
than a=20
      weakness. Those who dismiss Israel as a temporary "Crusader state" =
and=20
      assume that their brand of hatred and radicalism will outlast us =
do not=20
      understand a free society's strengths.=20
      <P>The days immediately ahead may not be easy, in many respects. =
But as=20
      our 56th Independence Day begins tonight, let's remember both how =
far we=20
      have come and how far we have to go in improving what remains a =
dynamic=20
      work-in-progress. Based on our track record, we should have every=20
      confidence that we will succeed.=20
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      <H3>5. &nbsp;&nbsp;<A name=3D5>QUOTES AND QUICK NOTES</A></H3>
      <BLOCKQUOTE><STRONG><I>"The Palestinians will, in fact, get their =
de=20
        facto state, though one that may be now cut off entirely from =
Israeli=20
        commerce and cultural intercourse. This is an apparently =
terrifying=20
        thought: Palestinian men can no longer blow up Jews on Monday, =
seek=20
        dialysis from them on Tuesday, get an Israeli paycheck on =
Wednesday,=20
        demonstrate to CNN cameras about the injustice of it all on =
Thursday =97=20
        and then go back to tunneling under Gaza and three-hour, =
all-male,=20
        conspiracy-mongering sessions in coffee-houses on Friday. Beware =
of=20
        getting what you bomb for."</I></STRONG></BLOCKQUOTE>- <A=20
      =
href=3D"http://www.nationalreview.com/script/printpage.asp?ref=3D/hanson/=
hanson200404230833.asp">Victor=20
      Davis Hanson</A>=20
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      <BLOCKQUOTE><STRONG><I>"I will not leave one Jew in=20
        Palestine"</I></STRONG></BLOCKQUOTE>- Abdel-Aziz al Rantisi=20
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      <UL><STRONG><A=20
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color=3D#4b4549=20
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state to the=20
        Palestinians and the Palestinians keep tossing obstacles in =
their=20
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