| Mid-East Negotiations Frank Hertle 25 April 2002 I have not yet heard it explained as to how Israel or the United States or anyone is supposed to "negotiate" with people who teach their children so much hate and false theology that 14-year old boys and 18-year old girls are eager to explode themselves in order to kill as many Jews as possible. It is clear that the chances of successful negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians are next to zero. Negotiations, however, are no longer necessary. Israel is on its way to winning a military over the Palestinians: As of today, the suicide bombings have been stopped, which was Israel's objective. Now it is time for Israel to impose a peace based on its withdrawing from the West Bank and Gaza settlements and building a fence, buffer zone, DMZ or whatever they would like to call it between themselves and the new state of Palestine. In the NY Times of 4/14/02, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak puts forth a plan for resolution of the conflict: "Israel must embark on unilateral disengagement from the Palestinians and establish a system of security fences." Mr. Barak goes on to say that "Israel's very future depends on this." It is a very simple idea, one that Israel could begin implementing right now. The Arab world is willing to "negotiate" with Israel for as long as it takes to drive her into the sea. The time for talk is done. The time for action is now. Frank Hertle |
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