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August 10, 2001 - Image 27

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2001-08-10

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A bank where my money's worth more?

You've never seen a bank like this!

Paramount customers not only enjoy free checking, but they also collect a consis-
tently, higher rate of interest on their checking balances than any other bank in

Mandate for Palestine was to com-
prise both east and west banks of the
Jordan River. However, in 1922,
London unilaterally created
Transjordan (later Jordan) in 77 per-
cent of Palestine. Still, the PLO
covenant" recalled the League's orig-
inal intent, declaring that "Palestine
with its boundaries that existed at
the time of the British Mandate is an
indivisible territorial unit. - Efforts to
square this circle have resembled a
deadly game of musical chairs with
three parties and two seats. Formulas
in the mid-1980s for a Jordanian-
Palestinian confederation and in the
early 1990s for a functional
Palestinian-Jordanian joint delegation
at the Madrid peace conference
foundered on PLO duplicity.
Yet these past failures point toward
a way out. Post-Oslo Palestine —
Israel, Jordan and the West Bank and
Gaza Strip — has yet to be remod-
eled, diplomatically if possible, for a
lasting two-state solution.

southeastern Michigan.

In addition, they make more on their passbook savings, Money Market
Accounts and CDs.

They tell us they also like the friendly atmosphere at our offices.
At Paramount Bank, we know our customers by name, not just by account

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number.

In today's banking world, this kind of service causes us to stick out.
But we don't mind.

Not when it's causing so many people like you to invest their money

with us.

Interest Checking

$100 Passbook

$2,500 Money Market

6 Month CD

12 Month CD

24 Month CD

PARAMOU NT

1.800 • 421•BANK

2.50%
3.00%
4.25%
3.75%
4.35%
4.85%

1,00%
1.25%
2.00%
2.85%
3.00%
3,90%

1.50%
1.50%
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3.20 '' ,,
3.50%
0.25%

1.00%
1.00%
1.00%
3.40%
3.50%
3,95%

tAPY'S as of August 3, 2001, and are subject to change w thous notice

Israel's Bottom Line

Addressing security while minimizing
demographic difficulties, Israel's
Yigal Allon — a former general and
Labor Party foreign minister — pro-
posed annexation including the
Jordan Valley, Etzion bloc south of
Jerusalem, and "thickening" of
Israel's coastal waist. The Allon plan
became Israel's unofficial territorial
minimum until shelved by Oslo.
Before losing to Ehud Barak in
1999, Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanvahu reportedly conceded over
two-thirds of the West Bank and
Gaza Strip to the Palestinians. Barak's
government collapsed over his inten-
tion to yield all but five percent.
Between those figures lies Israel's
necessary bottom line, a modified
Allon plan, incorporating 15 to 20
percent of the territories and 85 to
90 percent of the settlers.
The Palestinians, on the other
hand, require an Oslo-plus — an
economically, politically, and militar-
ily viable country. Unlike a West
Bank and Gaza Strip statelet, a stag-
ing ground for the next phase of
Arab-Israeli fighting, this Arab
Palestine must be able to absorb large
numbers of refugees, maintain its
integrity against would-be suzerains
like Iraq and Syria, and feel itself
equal to Israel.
That means the time for a
Palestinian-Jordanian federation has
come again. But first, Yasser Arafat
and the PLO must go. Li

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