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To: teevee who wrote (5573)	6/8/2003 1:47:35 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15991

IF NOT, don't be surprised to see political donations to the Repupblican Party from friends of Israel suddenly dry up If they do, they do. But I believe most American Jews recognize that Israel will only have some possibility of peace through the creation of a Palestinian state. And not like that is anything more than a symbolic gesture since Jordan is practically the closest entity that reflects such a state.. But what it does do is put the context in the form of a "state on state" relationship. As a state, Palestine will have certain responsibilities for acting in accordance with international law (not permitting attacks from within its territory). Any violation of these norms will then fall under international law as state on state agression, not merely an act of rebellion against an occupier. In sum, Palestinian government will have to spend considerable time and focus on preventing its own unruly elements from violating international laws. And if the aggression continues, it will likely diminish world sentiment for the Palestinians and uncover the likely TRUE agenda, the destruction of Israel. Hawk