April 2006
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Israeli elections
Getting to the
grassroots of the Middle East conflict
By Khaled Diab and Katleen Maes
The new Kadima party’s election victory in Israel
looks set to continue the comatose Ariel Sharon’s bid to impose a unilateral
solution on the Palestinians. The evacuation of settlements is setting in
motion a new and potentially positive dynamic, but continued one-sidedness
could cause the situation to slip back into deadlock as usual. Israelis and
Palestinians need to recognise that they have no political shepherds to guide
them through the valley of the shadow of conflict. Ordinary people must seize
the initiative from the political classes who lack the imagination and courage
to make peace.
Part I: Getting to the grassroots of the
Middle East conflict
Part II: The end of the road for
unilateralism?
Diabolic
Digest invites
you to voice your views on the subject.
Travel
No Moor blues
For people living in cold northern climes,
Morocco is the perfect winter escape. Wash away those winter blues with some Moroccan red.
Part I: No Moor blues
Part II: Migrating to Marrakech
Part III: ‘Little picture’ spoilt
by the movies
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