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Thursday, December 23, 2004
This isn't really news: That is, unless you're captive to the Oslo "Peace" Accords and naive enough to believe that all the Palestinians want is peace.


The new leader of the ruling Fatah movement said the Palestinians want to replace Israel with a state of their own.

Fatah chief Farouk Khaddoumi said the Palestinian strategy toward Israel was two-fold. In the first stage, he said, the Palestinians would accept a Palestinian state alongside Israel. In the second stage, the Palestinians would seek to eliminate the Jewish state.

In November, Khaddoumi replaced the late Yasser Arafat as leader of Fatah, Middle East Newsline reported.

"At this stage there will be two states," Khaddoumi told Iran's Al Aram television. "Many years from now, there will be only one."

Khaddoumi, who regards himself as Palestinian foreign minister, said he was confident that Israel would be eliminated. He said he always opposed Israel's existence and cited the Arab numerical superiority over the Jewish state.

"[There are] 300 million Arabs, while Israel has only the sea behind it," Khaddoumi said.


Remember that Fatah is supposed to be Israel's "partner" in peace. Obviously that isn't going to work.

The IDF may want to just send up a helicopter or two armed with missiles and send Khaddoumi to meet allah.

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