USA Today · 28 September 2011
CP-2011-013
Palestinian bid for statehood deeply destabilizing for region
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“If, as USA TODAY’s editorial noted, Palestinians have repeatedly walked away from near-miss peace agreements with Israel, maybe they don’t really want one.”
Context added by this archive
A letter that takes the paper's own editorial as its premise and reasons from it to intent.
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"Palestinian bid for statehood deeply destabilizing for region," USA Today, 28 September 2011. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2011-013. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2011-013
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