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Such schemes will receive little attention under the current government, though there apparently exists broad popular skepticism in Israel over the risks of incorporating a million unfriendly Arabs into the state under Begin's implicit annexation plan. The United States must reinforce that reasonable skepticism and point out that the gamble on some form of Palestinian self-determination may be in the best interests of all parties...
...SEMANTICS OF MUTUAL or implicit recognition, however, do not hold out the prospects of an eventual and enduring settlement. That must be achieved by genuine compromise--Israel must retreat from its stubborn West Bank policy and the PLO must back down from maximalism. Neither the status quo which Begin supports nor the status quo ante which the PLO trumpets has much grounding in the reality or the ideal of pace...
Lane shows no connection, implicit or explicit, between the shooting spree--which Prime Minister Begin promptly and officially condemned--and government policy. The Begin government, of course, is the one that concluded the peace treaty with Egypt, and the one that is risking its political life by forcibly dislodging militant settlers from the Sinai in order to meet the terms of that treaty. These are hardly examples of extremism...
...Western "I m the one who's in touch, not him?" Austin yells at Kimmer But the movie producer doesn't agree: he thinks Lee's plot has honest-to-goodness grit. "We make movies. American movies. Leave films to the French," he snaps at Austin. The criticism is implicit but clear: the West survives because the American people want it to survive, because it cannot be expunged from our hearts. Austin is rooting for the wrong side...
...nonfiction without striking a mother lode. He is a good writer with a big theme: being black in America. By now every honest citizen should know that racism is a national birth defect, which, in the absence of a cure, requires ceaseless applications of justice. This cry is implicit in Williams' work, though most readers have tired of hearing it. The result is that the author has gained a reputation as best known for being neglected...