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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (705)	6/9/2009 11:56:04 AM
From: Jorj X Mckie	1 Recommendation Respond to of 23934

I think that the israelis should insist that one of the conditions of a "palestinian state" is that all the jews who lived in muslim countries and were forced out should be allowed to go back to their homes and live productive lives without the fear of muslim violence toward them. My next door neighbor is a persian jew, he was forced to leave Iran in the 70s. He should get his property and other assets returned to him. There should be a quid pro quo agreement. Maybe the answer is to give in the Palestinian demands...as long as the same rules apply to them in muslim countries. And the first time jews in the muslim countries encounter violence from their muslim countrymen, same thing happens to the palestinians. If the muslims want to tie iranian nuke stuff to the palestinians, which effectively eliminates national boundaries, the deal should go both directions.