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Carter's positive and liberal diplomacy: mideast conflict

afzalrizvi

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To every reasonable mind breathing with the winds of pragmatism and the philosophy of multilateralism, must do appreciate the fact that Mr Jimmy Carter's current role- of encouraging the dynamics of multilateralist tendecies by advocating the fact that without involving Hamas into the mideast tals, the scope of the conflict resolution , may be bleak and unpropmted- has been very much productive since it paves the way for a viamedia in the Arab- Israeli conflict.

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Submitted on Wed, 2008-04-23 07:10

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Ttrryosborn

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Carter The Patsy

afzal;

 Jimmy Carter cannot change the fact that Hamas will not recognize Israel's right to exist. He is being used as a shill to further that agenda.

 Hamas will use him to make unreasonable demands on Israel as a pre-requisite to peace. Hamas hopes those demands coming from Carter will sound like overtures for peace rather than demands for surrender. They will label Israel's refusal of those terms as belligerance and Carter as a failed peacemaker. 

Even if some factions within Hamas did desire a compromise peace with Israel, other factions would oppose it. A civil war within Hamas itself would result. 

 


Submitted on Wed, 2008-04-23 20:06
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