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Jewish settlements in the West Bank. If he makes it clear
that Palestinian success in dealing with terror will create a
genuine Palestinian state, then we’re on the way back to the
road map. If all he says is, “First I want an end to terror and
then we’ll see,” then a return to violence is inevitable.
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