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Occupation Obfuscation

Israel's new tactics to delay Palestinian statehood and blame the Palestinians.

By |Posted Monday, Sept. 26, 2011, at 8:46 AM

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But facts are facts. Abbas has proved his commitment to peace on the ground, and he has agreed to give up more than three-quarters of the original Palestine. The right of return will have to be negotiated, as will settlements, and no diversionary alarms about the Nakba or acknowledging Israel as a Jewish state will change that. Netanyahu has a tough job ahead of him. All we can ask is that he do it.

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