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Politics : American Presidential Politics and foreign affairs
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To: michael97123 who wrote (3142)1/16/2006 10:07:06 AM
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I can make the same case for israel in its dealings with hamas. If hamas does win in the elections and is in power, the israelis perhaps should deal with them on issues of mutual concern as it did with the PA during the infitada. The wall is working and Hamas may be rejectionist but reality says they have to work together on some things. The Pal people who vote for hamas are voting for results in improvement of their own daily lives and not on terror gone wild. If the israelis could deal all those years with that dirtbag arafat, they should be able to make minimal contact with the political wing of hamas. Maybe one day we get to where we now are in Northern Ireland and if not i dont think given the wall that israel will be any worse off. mike
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