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To: dixie sass
This letter from whomever has an interesting perspective.

It's not about their hate of us, it's about their hate of Israel. We just become the financial enablers.

It's true that we would be total failures in brokering a peace between Arafat and Israel because the one-sidedness of our support.

That's something clinton didn't understand. He could get them to shake hands, but he didn't see the dagger still up their sleeves.

20 posted on 03/15/2002 1:19:29 PM PST by aShepard
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To: aShepard
It's true that we would be total failures in brokering a peace between Arafat and Israel because the one-sidedness of our support.

To broker a peace, both sides have to want peace. I've seen no evidence that the Pals or any of the Arab states really want peace with Israel. Egypt signed a deal 25 years ago, but it has turned out to be more window dressing than anything else.

Our support of Israel is a historical imperative, derived from the Holocaust. If you choose to characterize our pledge to assure Israel's existence as "one sided", then I would urge you to try and come up with a single other country in the whole world which is committed to Israel's continuance, and is not playing serious footsy with the Arab states.

Without us, sadly enough, Israel is gone.

47 posted on 03/15/2002 11:03:27 PM PST by WarEagle
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