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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (13507)	4/11/2002 4:38:15 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Respond to of 23908

Re: Wait until the younger generation gets in power, there will be changes. LOL... Yeah, sure... younger doves like Bibi, eh? April 11, 2002 'Moral clarity' is crucial By Ben Barber THE WASHINGTON TIMES Benjamin Netanyahu, the former Israeli prime minister who is expected to be a candidate again, yesterday urged the United States not to abandon its "moral clarity" in fighting terrorism, nor to withdraw support as Israel fights against Palestinian terrorism. "Will America apply its principles consistently?" Mr. Netanyahu asked at a session with editors and reporters at The Washington Times. Terrorism in Afghanistan and Iraq, he said, is the same as terrorism on the West Bank. He was dispatched to the United States by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, his rival in the Likud Party, to persuade America not to give in to European and Arab opposition to Israel's 13-day incursion into Palestinan cities. [...] DON'T MISS BIBI'S PUNCHLINE: "I do not accept the word 'Palestinian state,'" [Netanyahu] said. Instead, he would apportion an autonomous Palestinian area, overseen by Israel. washtimes.com Well, Charlie.... I guess the whole picture is pretty clear right now... As Prez Bush forcefully put it, "You are either with us or against us" and I'm afraid Israel has just fallen on the wrong side of Bush's equation.... Gus