Bush/Ariel Sharon compact. While it
is clear that the bitter tenor of recent generations has changed, we must
view with careful scrutiny the shifting implications and subtle,
sophisticated inconsistencies which are always a feature of American and
Israeli rhetoric.
So it is with Benjamin Netanyahu, an Israeli leader whom I believe
sincerely desires to achieve piece. He does speak with eloquent and
carefully chosen sentiment on the subject, when he claims to "appeal
tonight to the leaders of the Arab countries and say: Let us meet. Let us
talk about peace. Let us make peace. I am willing to meet at any time, at
any place, in Damascus, in Riyadh, in Beirut, and in Jerusalem as well"
(Netanyahu, 2) This is a statement couched in other flowing terms about
unconditional terms of diplomacy and reference to a desire for 'good
neighborly' relations. I believe the Israeli's desire this, but it is a
falsehood that Netanyahu claims an unconditional willingness to proceed
thusly. Bobbing above the surface of his poetic pleas, Netanyahu strikes
multiple conditions relating to the determination of nuclear rights in
other nations and declarations concerning the rightness of its current
borders.
Netananyahu knows that I and my countrymen can tolerate no such
policy which does not produce the outcome of a Palestinian state. There is
thus little that can be said to the end of promoting good neighborly love
without fair concession. But he is unrepentant in his explicit reference
to Gaza and the West Bank, which he claims are not the primary issue of
concern. He follows the call for peace with the statement that "even
with our eyes on the horizon, we must have our feet on the ground, firmly
rooted in truth. The simple truth is that the root of the conflict has been
and remains - the refusal to recognize the right of the Jewish People to
its own state in its historical homeland." (Netanyahu, 3) This, he claims,
and not the plight of the aggrieved Palestinians, is at center...
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