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May 8, 2008

At 60, Israel's Never-Ending Struggle for Security

by Ilene R. Prusher, Christian Science Monitor, USA - "The war ended. But since then, we didn't have a year of peace," Horev says. "I thought we were closer to peace 40 years ago than we are today. Look how far away we are from this handshake," he says of the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty. "I don't believe that we can get to this two-state solution President Bush is promising in 2008, this two-state solution which I myself support."

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