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clogic-192618	Eid, Haidar	Said, Edward. 200. The End of the "Peace Process": Oslo and After. New York, Pantheon Books.	2020	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1750	56	47	What Said finds astonishing is how far, after 52 years, supporters of Israel will go to suppress the fact that these years have gone by without Israel restitution, recognition, or even acknowledgment of Palestinian human rights and without connecting that suspension of rights to Israeli official policies. A comprehensive peace, for him, means that Israel -- which dispossessed 800,000 Palestinians in 1948, occupied the West Bank, Gaza, Golan, and Sinai in 1967, annexed Jerusalem and Golan, invaded Lebanon in 1982, expropriated Palestinian land, built settlements, killed more than 2000 Palestinians during the Intifada (1987-1993), uprooted trees, assassinated Palestinian leaders, banned books, demolished houses, closed universities -- should acknowledge the right of Palestinians to exist as a people, their right to self-determination and to a sovereign, independent state -- not to say their right to human life.	cache/clogic-192618.pdf	txt/clogic-192618.txt