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Osama bin Laden and said Israel
should take this opportunity to get
rid of him.
The former premier is plainly
preparing his political comeback,
preparing either to directly challenge
Sharon for the Likud leadership or to
lead a right-of-Likud alliance to top-
ple the premier.
Peres' view, diametrically opposed
to that of the hard-liners, is that the
trauma of Sept. 11 provides a new
opportunity for both Israel and the
Palestinians to set aside violence and
return to diplomacy. He also says
Israel must, for its own national inter-
ests, respond favorably and promptly
to Washington's request that it do its
part to resume peace talks as its indi-
rect contribution to the evolving anti-
terror coalition.
Beyond the considerations of parry
and domestic politics, Sharon seems
genuinely torn between his gut sym-
pathy for the hard-liners and his real-
ization that this position is out of
sync with the U.S. administration,
now girding itself for war.
U.S. President George W Bush and
his team, whatever their personal
views of Arafat, clearly do not wish to
extend their anti-terror war to include
the Palestinian leader, or even the
Palestinian radicals, at least at this ini-
tial stage. What they do want is quiet
on the ground and progress in the
peace process to make it easier for
moderate Arab states to align with the
U.S. anti-terror effort. L:

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Palestinian
Muslims resent the Israeli security
presence at the Temple Mount in
Jerusalem and the Tomb of the
Patriarchs in Hebron — sires both
Jews and Muslims revere. Muslims
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