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Robert Fisk
The Independent
16 Nov 2004 |
2004 Nov |
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Uri Avnery
Gush Shalom
12 February 2005 |
2005 Feb |
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Amira Hass
Counter Punch
3 March 2005 |
2005 Mar |
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Briefings
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Middle East / North Africa Briefing N°14
International Crisis Group
7 June 2004 |
2004 Jun |
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Reports
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Disengagement and After: Where Next for Sharon and the Likud?
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"While Sharon's intentions may remain unspoken, interviews suggest his
actions are based on a series of assumptions: first, that he cannot
achieve through negotiations an agreement acceptable to him; secondly,
that he could not maintain the status quo indefinitely because pressure
would have built for far greater compromises along the lines of
President Clinton's parameters or the Geneva Accords; and therefore,
thirdly, that he has to dispense with what is dispensable in order to
retain what is strategic. In that sense, he appears to have abandoned
the idea of restricting a Palestinian state to the meagre 42 to 50 per
cent of the West Bank that had long been assumed to be his goal and so
to have gone beyond what many in the Likud are prepared to accept
today."
http://www.crisisgroup.org/home/index.cfm?id=3298&l=1
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Middle East Report No 36
International Crisis Group
1 March 2005 |
2005 Mar |
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