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Egypt: Israel Should Launch Negotiations
2005-09-22
Egypt's foreign minister called on Israel Wednesday to follow its withdrawal from Gaza by launching final status negotiations with the Palestinians and halting the expansion of settlements in the West Bank. Ahmed Aboul Gheit told the U.N. General Assembly's annual ministerial meeting that until Israel reaches the goal of a complete withdrawal from Palestinian territories, it also should stop building the West Bank separation barrier and improve the humanitarian situation of Palestinians. "As we welcome the Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and few settlements in the northern part of the West Bank, we also call upon the Israeli government to continue the withdrawal of its troops from all the Palestinian territories," he said.
Posted by:Fred

#6  For one I agree with the Egyptians. Isreal should give to their new model of super-super-big-MOAB the name of "Negotiation" and then launch a lot of Negotiations.
Posted by: JFM   2005-09-22 14:18  

#5  They're pretty handy at collecing tribute from their grateful dhimmis, too...
Posted by: Seafarious   2005-09-22 09:13  

#4  SHOULD arabs do ANYTHING?

Whine, seeth, and make demands - same as it ever was.
Posted by: Spot   2005-09-22 08:20  

#3  Israel Should Launch Negotiations

SHOULD arabs do ANYTHING?
Posted by: PlanetDan   2005-09-22 07:26  

#2  BAR,

That would be a good start.
Posted by: mac   2005-09-22 05:31  

#1  Egypt: Israel Should Launch Negotiations

If Israel should "launch" anything, the ideal would be an attack on Gaza that would kill every single Hamas and Islamic Jihad member within, along with a warning that Fatah will be next if there is one more terror attack that originates from there.
Posted by: Bomb-a-rama   2005-09-22 00:06  

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