It is a heavy subject indeed, Norman. Chomsky basically outlines the development of the "peace negotiation", its inherent absurdities and the intractable difficulties in possible resolution. I got nothing to add except a bid on the historical perspective from Avi Shlaim, a professor from Oxford, who being an Israelite had served in the army. I still remember how my blood boiled when reading his book "The Iron Wall: Israel and the Arab World" . The following video is a TV interview. 3 E* v8 S: {8 q. h$ r/ v * D8 ?& }" v+ w: I6 R" g5.39.217.76Israel committing "State Terror" on Gazatvb now,tvbnow,bttvb, N. r# m- F/ L. y9 \8 |4 Y' c* M
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