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3. It's hard to believe any progress is possible while Netanyahu is still in power.

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Thu Jan 24, 2013, 09:00 PM

Jan 2013

Yes, I realize the recent election weakened Netanyahu's power, but as far as I can tell he's still running the show. Netanyahu and the people he represents don't want peace. And with Hamas still in power it doesn't look like the Palestinians want peace either.

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Kerry says he hopes to revive Israeli-Palestinian talks [View all] Judi Lynn Jan 2013 OP

I think he will be good at it riverbendviewgal Jan 2013 #1

Except Lapid doesn't differ much from Netanyahu on the Palestine issue Scootaloo Jan 2013 #5

One can infer that hopes are high but expectations are appropriately low. nt geek tragedy Jan 2013 #2

It's hard to believe any progress is possible while Netanyahu is still in power. FreeBC Jan 2013 #3

Who is fooling who? mazzarro Jan 2013 #4