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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (22792)	3/31/2002 11:37:41 AM
From: LTK007	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

the key issue that the Palestinian side must concede is "the right of return". Which leads to the shame that i feel falls most on SA, and specifically the royal family that believe they have Devine right to be obscenely wealthy; and bringing forth the issue of where was the money all these years that could have vanished those refugee camps and have allowed the Palestinians, rather than be pinned in refugee camps building a generational built intense hatred towards Israel, but instead allowed integrate into the arabic communities I feel it is abundantly clear the huge money peoples of the middle east would not do this, one out of their own desire for outrageous wealth and also the fact they did NOT want the refugee situation to improve so they could turn that situation into relentless propaganda towards Israel. One of the important reasons Israel succeeded was via the generosity of the american jewish community to open up their pockets books and give aid. As you say the Palestinian refugees got no such generosity from the arabic community(but were outcasts) where i feel strongly it could have been handled otherwise and with success.Max