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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (189419)	6/15/2006 1:17:55 PM
From: Sam	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Elroy: Personally I think the US should disengage from a war which is not of the US's making, not in the US's interest, and appears to have NO long term solution. You: Every time the contestants have duked it out, the referees come running, blowing the whistle, twisting arms and 'peace processing'. Not to mention the fact that the UN keeps the refugee camps as an ongoing concern, with no provisions for resettlement. And they just grow in numbers. Without end. Big mistake on the part of the international community. After agreeing to establish the State of Israel, they should have stood by that agreement and ended the refugee camps one way or another long long ago. That as much as anything else gives the conflict its character of having no long term solution. Geez, I hate to agree with you<g>.