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Submitted by Ernie Lofthouse (United States), Jan 17, 2007 at 19:48

I continue to be astounded by this and past administrations, to continue to believe that the Arabs including the palistinians, have any real intentention of both recognising and wanting peace with Israel.

The sole goal of the arabs in that region has and is a total elimination of the nation of Israel, period. There have been periods of peace in between conflicts but that has only been to retool for the next time. And now we have the emergence of the the Iranian nucular capabilities which i believe in the end they will use on Israel. And the belief after the loss by Israel to wipe out Hezbollah, that they the Arabs are fully capable of defeating Israel in all out confrontation.

Add to that mix this administrations insane idea to arm and train the palistinians. In a region that is so volatile, this act has just ratcheted the condition even higher. This administration is totally blind to the realities, they are being driven by the so-called moderate Arab countries and domestic politics. President Bush to his shame is putting at risk our only true ally in the entire middle east. I would like to add here that Ehud Olmert by his policies is also as guilty as anyone in the possible demise of his own country.

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ROAD MAP STILL ON SCHEDULE - LIVNI AND PERES SPEAKING IN DAVOS [64 words]nabil shawarmaJan 25, 2007 14:2174500
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Hillary in 2008? [30 words]Abe LevineJan 23, 2007 13:1874265
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Precursors to Peace Twixst Palestine and Israel. [188 words]Frank K. HooverMar 1, 2007 18:1973716
Conflict mediation and the dangreous cycle [186 words]Asaf GolanJan 19, 2007 07:4773624
Was the road map ever relevant? [142 words]Michael BJan 19, 2007 03:4973592
Obstacles to a solution [385 words]Tracy WJan 19, 2007 01:2973576
No, It's not (And probably never has been) [447 words]Ron ThompsonJan 18, 2007 10:4473477
Paraphrasing Kristol [31 words]BenjaminJan 18, 2007 08:3873469
From all, for all [169 words]David W. LincolnJan 18, 2007 01:5173424
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Appeasement not a roadmap. [191 words]clarence puckettJan 17, 2007 23:3873408
A road map to never-never land [80 words]Carol SolfronkJan 17, 2007 22:2673399
Great Temptations [205 words]DrewJan 17, 2007 20:4373385
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The road to nowhere [227 words]Guinther SchiffJan 17, 2007 18:0873373
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Roadmap [7 words]Another AmericanJan 17, 2007 23:5573350
Any hope of peace with Palestinians is delusional [89 words]h.yazdiJan 18, 2007 18:2573350
You are right my friend. [62 words]vigilantFeb 4, 2009 12:4773350
By Their Deeds One Can Know Them [110 words]DavidJan 17, 2007 14:5473348

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