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(UPI/Washington Times) Daoud Kuttab - Success in ending the Palestinian-Israeli conflict will not happen until the daily lives of Palestinians and Israelis is given top priority. Every day Israelis and Palestinians must be able to conduct their lives in Tel Aviv or Jenin with normality and without fear for their lives and futures. Palestinian-Israeli peace talks at present don't seem to have the ingredients for a quick solution. The differences are so big and the anger level is so fragile that an attempt to resolve all conflicting issues will most likely take much longer than most people would like. 2005-03-31 00:00:00Full Article
Learning From Mideast Mistakes
(UPI/Washington Times) Daoud Kuttab - Success in ending the Palestinian-Israeli conflict will not happen until the daily lives of Palestinians and Israelis is given top priority. Every day Israelis and Palestinians must be able to conduct their lives in Tel Aviv or Jenin with normality and without fear for their lives and futures. Palestinian-Israeli peace talks at present don't seem to have the ingredients for a quick solution. The differences are so big and the anger level is so fragile that an attempt to resolve all conflicting issues will most likely take much longer than most people would like. 2005-03-31 00:00:00Full Article
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