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| | Prof. Gerald Steinberg |
 | | If we examine the likely nature of the proposed independent Palestinian state, given the current leadership and policies, we find many risks and little to reassure us that such a state would be a stable and civic neighbor over the long term. |
 | | Palestinians leaders have not stopped referring to Israel as the enemy, nor have they stopped referring to terrorists, bus bombers, and murderers as heroes, and their acts of sadistic murder as "military operations". |
 | | The military impact of a Palestinian state must be examined in a wider regional context, in which Israel remains a very small state and in which some Arab states, such as Syria and Iraq, maintain a state of war and are continuing to build up there military capabilities. |
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