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Peace Process

Good news - Abbas doubts he'll see Palestine this year


By Stan Goodenough
April 27, 2008

Palestinian Authority chairman and PLO chief terrorist Mahmoud Abbas reportedly came away disappointed from a visit to the White House Thursday his hopes of seeing the Palestinian state he and his fellows have been murdering Jews for years to achieve remaining beyond his grasp; at least for now.

This will be good news for millions of Christians and Israel-supporters in nations around the world who know that the creation of Palestine is, in the Arab mind and purpose, a step on the road towards ensuring the total destruction of the State of Israel.

US President George W. Bush, the first American leader to make his declared policy the dividing of the Land of Israel into two states, has been pushing hard to secure this objective before his second term in office expires early next year.

Despite pouring an enormous amount of capital into achieving this goal, turning the screws on Israel to make more concessions to the "Palestinians" and demonstrating his readiness to get the Arabs their new state in spite of their failure to keep to their commitments, Bush - Abbas admitted to reporters as he flew from Washington to Cairo Saturday to consult with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak - had not been able to inject him with optimism.

"The gaps between us and Israel on final status issues are wide. Will we reach a deal by the end of the year? I don't know, we will see," But my option is to negotiate. I will continue to negotiate until the very end," he said, unconvincingly.

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