By Stan Goodenough
Apr 13, 2007
Despite all the realities of ongoing Arab efforts to murder Jews, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert plans to meet with top terrorist Mahmoud Abbas, in the PA chairman's Ramallah offices next week.
And contrary to what Olmert said he would be restricting the talks to, discussions between the man who wants to steal Jewish lands and the man who was elected to safeguard his nation will reportedly include the so-called final status issues.
These include:
Dividing Jerusalem between Israel and the Palestinian Arabs, with the Arab side demanding the lion's share of Israel's 3000-year-old capital, including Judaism's holiest site - the Temple Mount.
How much of Israel's historical lands the Arabs can have for their State of Palestine
How to get hundreds of thousands of Arab "refugees" to "return" to "their" lands inside the country's pre-1967 borders.
The Olmert-Abbas get-together will be the first in a series of bi-weekly face-to-face meetings the Israeli agreed to hold in order to please US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who appears increasingly determined to make some form of progress towards arriving at the Bush administration's two-state solution for solving the "Palestinian"-Israeli conflict.
Rice and her president only have a few months left to get things moving before they will become "lame ducks."