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To: yonif
So they don't see any difference. The only difference really is the amount of time spent by both presidents to try to achieve this goal.

If they do not see any difference, they are not looking.

Clinton put all the pressure on Israel to make concessions-which they did.

With Bush it is the opposite, he is waiting for the Palestinians to end their terrorism.

Isn't it true, from what I read, that most American Jews who were living in Israel voted for Bush?

19 posted on 11/06/2004 4:10:51 PM PST by fortheDeclaration
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To: fortheDeclaration
Clinton put all the pressure on Israel to make concessions-which they did.

Bush has put pressure on Israel as well. That have been many examples of the administration criticizing Israel and you can recall Bush explicitly telling Israel to end its operation around Arafat's HQ in 2002.

With Bush it is the opposite, he is waiting for the Palestinians to end their terrorism.

Not necessarily. These Arabs continue their terror and yet the US, by executive order, refuses to place sanctions on the leadership, or move its embassy to Jerusalem.

Isn't it true, from what I read, that most American Jews who were living in Israel voted for Bush?

Yes, that is true.

22 posted on 11/06/2004 7:07:01 PM PST by yonif ("So perish all Thine enemies, O the Lord" - Judges 5:31)
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