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To: Yaacov who wrote (8712)5/18/1999 11:52:00 AM
From: Neocon   of 17770
 
Voting ends personality-driven campaign

Throughout the personality-driven campaign, Israeli voters told pollsters they didn't see much difference on the issues between Netanyahu and Barak. The one issue that substantially divides the two -- how to revive the peace process -- barely rippled throughout the sometimes vicious campaign.
Netanyahu, who froze peace talks with the Palestinians in December, has said they must fulfill a long list of demands before he brings Israel back to the table. He also backs a crisscross pattern of Jewish in the West Bank that would make
Palestinian statehood, something he opposes, virtually impossible.
Barak wants Israel to return to its commitments under the Wye River peace agreement brokered by President Clinton last October. The deal calls on Israel to cede land to the Palestinians in exchange for security measures. Barak also wants to contain Jewish settlements and advocates a separation from the
Palestinians.
cnn.com
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