Author: blass uri
Date: 05:46:27 08/01/98
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On August 01, 1998 at 07:38:30, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On August 01, 1998 at 06:20:50, Amir Ban wrote: >>It's not the sort of job you take if you're looking for job security. Aviv knows >>that, and he decided to take the job anyway. > >I understand. I could not do that. >I would never support imperialistic politics. > >>Netanyahu's relations with media are a disaster. Aviv said in interviews that he >>wants to set a new tone. If he can make the Prime Minister and the media like >>each other, he's a genius. > >From my point of view it is not the media, or the spokesmen, it is the politic >he is doing. He should try to make peace, as anybody or the majority of the >peole in israel and the rest of the world suggest. Not an easy peace, a 50-50 >peace. He has to follow the oslo-papers ! He tries not to do. Thats wrong. The question is if following the oslo papers will help doing peace There are people who believe following the oslo papers will do the opposite because the other side does not want peace and if we give them guns they will shoot us. The other side also do not exactly follow the oslo papers. Uri >A better spokesman will not change anything to this problem. >Anybody in the world wants peace. Blair tries it in Northern-Ireland conflict, >others somewhere else. But people NOT TRYING it, will never be loved by the >people. People want peace. Rabin came very close. Netanjahu wanted to change the >spirit. He will now be changed BY the spirit of peace-process. >Extremists try to destroy peace process. But - they only provoke the opposite of >what they want: the more they bomb, the more the people want peace. >See ETA in spain. See MAFIA in italy. See RAF in germany. > >>No, this was not the notorious Channel 7. > >:-))) > > >Sorry for this off-topic. But I find it interesting to hear from somebody very >close to netanjahu !!
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