Subject | Re: Republicanism still an offence in England? (wasRe: Queen mother (of |
From | Russ |
Date | 2002-04-13 20:44 (2002-04-13 20:44) |
Message-ID | <20020413144431.01774.00001262@mb-cg.aol.com> |
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Newsgroups | alt.fan.tolkien |
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Followups | AC (8m) Morgil Blackhope (1d & 49m) |
Actually, since the recent events, his popularity has soared.Undoubtedly. However, right *now* its Israel who is preventing the peace.AC
I doubt that highly. Arafat has refused to reign in terrorists. He's been caught playing a double game. Sharon's a warrior, but from what I see he's losing the support of the Israeli people.
However, that is not good news for Palestinians, because Netanyahu appears to be the only credible successor, and he certainly has no like for Arafat.Of course they will.
If Israel does pull out of Palestinian areas, then who guarantees Palestinian terrorists won't try to tip the situation again? And if they do, will they same crowd of anti-Israelis scream when Israel moves to root out the terrorists?
The reason I bring up the attempted Arab invasions is because it is the Arabs that have created the atmosphere of paranoia in Israel. Palestinian suicide bombers only adds to this, and Arafat either can't or won't stop it.According to press reports yesterday, Israel provided some fairly substantial proof (obtained during the recent fighting) to Powell and the Bush administration that Arafat is up to his armpits in terrorism. I'd be curious to see where that goes.