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This says it all: Utopians need to learn that for all of the talk of co-existence, the conflict is, even in the eyes of Arab moderates, still a zero-sum game, in which the Arabs lose as long as the Jewish state lives
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blows away the smoke, it shows the deep seated hatred.
It made me think of P. Seeger tune: 'Where have all the flowers gone?' he could have written it today.
they're not for co-existence, either. Could it be the "moderates" really aren't?
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It was written by: JWR contributor Jonathan S. Tobin is executive editor of the Philadelphia Jewish Exponent.
So you are saying the website is against co-existence?
I do not understand your point. I think what he said,
''Utopians need to learn that for all of the talk of co-existence, the conflict is, even in the eyes of Arab moderates, still a zero-sum game, in which the Arabs lose as long as the Jewish state lives'' is an observation many realist agree with, regardless of your utopian wishful thinking.
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