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To: paul_philp who wrote (74419)	2/15/2003 11:39:07 PM
From: Nadine Carroll	Read Replies (1) of 281500

Meanwhile, on the Israeli/Pal front, the Egyptians are pressing the Palestinians for more cease-fire talks haaretz.co.il To give you the gist, the Egyptians want the Palestinians to get a cease-fire together before the Iraq war, the PA says maybe and Hamas says no (but has no objection to talking since that ratifies its new status as co-equal to the PA). Hamas might be willing to cease-fire (they haven't sent a suicide-bomber in over 2 months) but is still asking way too much for it. Egypt sternly warns them all that they are likely to be in a worse position after the war. Meanwhile Sharon sends word sub rosa that he will roll back the IDF on a localized basis where there is quiet, but will pay no attention to announcements, only deeds.

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