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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (23861)	4/8/2002 3:38:29 AM
From: LLLefty	Respond to of 281500

If you think the US-Israeli relationship is somewhat difficult now, wait until Powell sits down with Sharon and pulls out a set of principles to guide a future negotiation once a ceasefire sets in. What will set Sharon off is when Powell suggests that Sharon dismantle a few remote settlements at the head of a long list of "confidence-building" measures. Sort of like a Chinese restaurant menu; choose two from Plan A and two from Plan B or mix and match but take off a settlement or two since you've still got quite a few left to deal away for later. Not today, Powell will say, maybe later when you feel comfortable with it.