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of death before they will realu
need for peace,” he said. “In®
them to sit down and attempts:
talks, the violence has to be slop
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late a peace agreement.
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region, Zilkha said, because Iss
Palestine do not trust allies t
France and Russia.
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cause they seem to have nod
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stability,” Zilkha said. “The 11
States needs to push them to
peace, they will not do it on then.
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decent, honest peace negotiator!'
Middle East, Geva said, becai
and stability in that region noil:
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United States.
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USS Cole has something todi
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Zilkha proposed that a soliif|t
the conflict would be for Pale
build a strong economy and
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appear. “If they have a good
ic base, they will not gooutim
streets and throw stones,” he sal:
Geva said he believes the
conflict can be solved on an eqit
for all parties because they have
lar political values, if they justsiil
with open intentions. The key
peace agreement between theft
lions will be hard to establish.
“It is difficult because there is
history of distrust, somethingiM
to get over,” Geva said.
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evening by saying
betv/een Israelis and
not seem likely to end i
ture, as the death rate
rise. In the meantime, the Hi
States must stand aside andpto'i
support for a peace agreement.
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