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on Palestinian movement, despite warn-
ings from security officials that this
could enable terrorists to carry out
attacks.
Whether the new combination of car-
rot and stick will work remains to be
seen. Karia has been studiously avoiding
direct contact with Israeli officials, argu-
ing that their embrace of his predecessor
hurt Abbas' standing on the Palestinian
street.
Nevertheless, Karia has made it clear
that he wants to work with Israel to sta-
bilize the situation, and that when the
time is ripe he will do all he can to get
the road map moving.
Karia Hopeful
Last week in Cairo, Karia told
American negotiator William Burns
that he believes he will be able to form a
government before his emergency man-
date expires Nov. 4 — the main sticking
point has been a struggle with Arafat for
control of the Palestinian Authority's
myriad security services — and that he
is relatively optimistic about the future.
The key question remains whether
the Palestinians can get all the terrorist
factions to cease their attacks on Israel.
Karia has sent letters to the various ter-
rorist organizations calling for cease-fire
talks.
Hamas spokesmen have been non-
committal. They say they are ready to
meet Karia to "hear what he has to say,"
but are not convinced that conditions
for a cease-fire are ripe.
If Karia does get a cease-fire, however,
the equation will change. The United
States probably will come back into the
picture, pressing both parties to take the
road map forward. Israel's capacity for
unilateral action will be circumscribed,
and a second round of talks on the road
map will begin.
After Abbas' resounding failure in the
first round, and with the sword of
Israel's unilateral options hanging over
their heads, the Palestinians might be
more aware of the potential conse-
quences of failure this time. Indeed,
given the explosiveness of the situation,
perhaps all three parties — Israel, the
Palestinians and the United States —
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