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(Ha'aretz) - Danny Rubinstein From the political discussions Arafat is conducting, the Palestinian leadership has fallen in love with the road map, which promises an end to the negotiations by 2005, when the Palestinian state is established. The Palestinian position is that now it is necessary to set a precise timeline for implementation of the plan as is, without changes and corrections as demanded by the Israeli government. Most Palestinian commentators hope the Americans become entangled after the war, resulting in a diplomatic failure. The Palestinian media reports broadly and angrily about the arrogance and patronization of the American leadership.2003-03-21 00:00:00Full Article
Palestinians Embrace Road Map
(Ha'aretz) - Danny Rubinstein From the political discussions Arafat is conducting, the Palestinian leadership has fallen in love with the road map, which promises an end to the negotiations by 2005, when the Palestinian state is established. The Palestinian position is that now it is necessary to set a precise timeline for implementation of the plan as is, without changes and corrections as demanded by the Israeli government. Most Palestinian commentators hope the Americans become entangled after the war, resulting in a diplomatic failure. The Palestinian media reports broadly and angrily about the arrogance and patronization of the American leadership.2003-03-21 00:00:00Full Article
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