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Nonviolent protests are admirable, but
- a wandering Jew
- 23.03.10 | 10:18 (IST)
they may not succeed unless they are backed by a political structure which has the ability to form a government. Fatah is the only party which is, available, but does it have the courage and the will?

from the article: Israelis are behaving like spoiled rich brats
First published 18:54 21.03.10 | Last updated 18:55 21.03.10

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