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To: Brian Sullivan who wrote (1369)	4/5/2002 11:58:23 AM
From: Thomas M.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6945

If no Arabs recognize Israel's "right to exist", then to whom was Egypt offering full peace and security in 1971? Who finally came to the bargaining table in 1977 and signed a peace treaty with Egypt at Camp David in 1977? Was that some ghost country? But you have Hamas, the most extreme Muslim fundamentalist group in Palestine, representing the Arab world. You're being ridiculous. Take the position of Likud. Likud is a mainstream Israeli political party, kind of like the Republicans in this country. In fact, it is Ariel Sharon's party. They are still holding claim to Jordan! Message 17249040 That is the mainstream. On the extreme end, there are people in the settler movement who believe that Israel should be studying Nazi German history for better techniques. Message 17286973 Tom