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(Ha'aretz) - Yisrael Harel The only chance the road map has of success is if one key condition is fulfilled: The vast majority on both sides, Jews and Arabs, have to want it. The majority of the Jewish people does want the road map. The vast majority of the Arab people living in the Land of Israel, however, has not at any stage reconciled itself to Jewish sovereignty over even a small part of the land. It accepts the map as just one stage in the "plan of stages," not as a peace agreement.2003-07-18 00:00:00Full Article
A Key Condition for Road Map Success
(Ha'aretz) - Yisrael Harel The only chance the road map has of success is if one key condition is fulfilled: The vast majority on both sides, Jews and Arabs, have to want it. The majority of the Jewish people does want the road map. The vast majority of the Arab people living in the Land of Israel, however, has not at any stage reconciled itself to Jewish sovereignty over even a small part of the land. It accepts the map as just one stage in the "plan of stages," not as a peace agreement.2003-07-18 00:00:00Full Article
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