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(Washington Post) Editorial - Like the Palestinians, Arab leaders want the U.S. to extract concessions from Israel without offering reciprocal steps. Yet while U.S. pressure on Israel may be one part of the solution, no peace will be possible unless Arab leaders take aggressive action to stamp out terrorism, support new Palestinian leaders, and decisively change their relations with Israel, in public as well as in private. Mr. Sharon and Mr. Abbas appear ready to make a start; Arab leaders should do the same. 2003-06-03 00:00:00Full Article
The Arab Obligation
(Washington Post) Editorial - Like the Palestinians, Arab leaders want the U.S. to extract concessions from Israel without offering reciprocal steps. Yet while U.S. pressure on Israel may be one part of the solution, no peace will be possible unless Arab leaders take aggressive action to stamp out terrorism, support new Palestinian leaders, and decisively change their relations with Israel, in public as well as in private. Mr. Sharon and Mr. Abbas appear ready to make a start; Arab leaders should do the same. 2003-06-03 00:00:00Full Article
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