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(International Herald Tribune) Yossi Beilin - Prime Minister Sharon's announcement last week about his intention to withdraw unilaterally from Gaza has stirred the Israeli political system, with many in the center-left, including most notably the Labor Party, expressing their support. Rather than moving unilaterally, Sharon should offer to withdraw from Gaza within the context of an agreement. President George W. Bush laid out his vision for such an agreement in a speech over a year and a half ago. The Quartet has drafted a road map aimed at guiding the parties to such an agreement. Sharon could begin permanent status negotiations with the Palestinians leadership on all issues as envisioned by the road map. 2004-02-13 00:00:00Full Article
The Wrong Exit from Gaza
(International Herald Tribune) Yossi Beilin - Prime Minister Sharon's announcement last week about his intention to withdraw unilaterally from Gaza has stirred the Israeli political system, with many in the center-left, including most notably the Labor Party, expressing their support. Rather than moving unilaterally, Sharon should offer to withdraw from Gaza within the context of an agreement. President George W. Bush laid out his vision for such an agreement in a speech over a year and a half ago. The Quartet has drafted a road map aimed at guiding the parties to such an agreement. Sharon could begin permanent status negotiations with the Palestinians leadership on all issues as envisioned by the road map. 2004-02-13 00:00:00Full Article
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