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American Jews force Sharon's hand The road map II
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International Herald Tribune
05-29-2003
There suddenly seems hope that the ''road map'' to Middle East peace might succeed. Until now, it has been hard to take U.S. endorsement of the plan as more than a cynical concession to allied and international opinion, meant to disarm opposition to the war in Iraq and later be forgotten. The Sharon government has always opposed an independent Palestinian state, and the Bush administration has seemed to take its lead on Middle Eas...
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Mideast Peace Plan Gets Surprising Push; Elliott Abrams Urges Acceptance of 'Road Map' Despite Reservations
Forward
; Nir, Ori Forward 05-30-2003 WASHINGTON -- As Israel debated in recent weeks whether to endorse the American-led "road map" peace initiative, Jerusalem and its allies in the United States received a surprising push -- from Elliott Abrams, the National Security Council's senior director for Near East
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Road map on hold until after elections
Jerusalem Post
; 00-00-0000 Headline: Road map on hold until after elections Byline: HERB KEINON Edition; Daily Section: News Page: 01 Sunday, December 8, 2002 -- Israel is receiving signals from the United States that there will be no serious movement ...
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Responding to a firm squeeze from Washington; ROAD MAP RISKS: THE IMPONDERABLE SHARON
Chicago Jewish Star
; As a new round of Mideast peacemaking begins, American Jewish leaders are putting themselves on the line for a government in Jerusalem whose real intentions are more impenetrable than ever. In a flurry of actions and statements in recent days, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon just added to the confusion
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Prisoner release - veering away from the road map
Jerusalem Post
; 00-00-0000 Headline: Prisoner release - veering away from the road map Byline: ELI KAZHDAN Edition; Daily Section: Opinion Page: 07 Tuesday, July 22, 2003 -- Government meetings, threats, condemnations and counter-condemnations have all focused on one issue: the release of Palestinian prisoners
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A `ROAD MAP' TO NOWHERE
The Boston Globe
; THE US-SPONSORED "ROAD MAP" TO PEACE BETWEEN ISRAEL AND THE PALESTINIANS IS NOT A VERY CHALLENGING DOCUMENT. THE TEXT IS ONLY 4 PAGES LONG. ANYONE WILLING TO INVEST 15 MINUTES IN READING IT CAN GLEAN A PRETTY GOOD IDEA OF ITS TERMS. And yet a surprising number of people one might expect to be
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