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To: Eashoa' M'sheekha who wrote (119216)	11/11/2003 1:29:53 PM
From: Nadine Carroll	Respond to of 281500

Waiting for someone to die before seriously initiating and following through with a workable peace plan is not an option. IMHO. KC, how do you invent someone to sign a peace plan with if he doesn't exist? Any peace plan would require hard compromises from both sides. Who would implement them on the Palestinian side? Who even wants peace on the Palestinian side? Or is this all a game to make the Israelis give up more concessions in return for nothing at all? Both sides are realizing the road map was doomed from the outset for political and other more ridiculous reasons Such as the Palestinian's unwillingness to even pretend to implement Step 1, stopping terror.