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Sifry, Micah L. | March 25, 1996 issue

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This article focuses on various political issues around the world. The whole premise for Israel's deal with Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat, was that the Palestinians would be given territory and autonomy if they could maintain order and safety to Israel's satisfaction. The more they produced of the latter, the more they might get of the former. The political struggle in the South these past couple of weeks was not between Patrick Buchanan and Robert Dole, it was between the corporate leadership of the Republican party and the rank and file of the Christian Coalition. It was a light to determine who was the tail and who was the dog.

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WORLD politics; INTERNATIONAL relations; ARAFAT, Yasir, 1929-2004; POLITICAL participation; POLITICAL rights; ISRAEL
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