Jeroen wrote <<Then whom do you suggest Israel should be negotiating with, if they should not be negotiating with Arafat?>>
Ilana wrote <<Let's see... We want peace. Shouldn't we talk to somebody who is *able* to grant it?>> Jeroen asked <<And who might that somebody be?>> Ilana I don't have a foggiest idea. Previously you stated that best thing for Israel is for Sharon to replaces by somebody who wants peace. By the same logic Arafat should be removed. I see Palmah Zeevi as best alternative to Sharon. Liberman is OK also, but being outsider to Israeli politicks he does not have much chance. I don't see any acceptable alternative to Araft now, but taking in account democratic way of election of leader among Palestinians (and assassination as way of removing political rivals - thank god there is Israel to lay the blame on) may be somebody *will* stand up after Arafat will be removed. Ilana from Israel
