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Issue: 29 | Editor: Natan raanan | 20.03.2006
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This is how Kadima will turn into "Yesh Gvul" Movement

• Amirav Moshe

Borders are a fundamental component of the modern nation-state; however Israel still does not have agreed upon, permanent and safe borders. The conditions have now developed for unilateral determination of these borders, and for the realization of the most optimistic scenario: once the Hamas declares the establishment of an Islamic Palestinian state, the international community will allow Israel to set its border along the separation Fence – with population exchanges and local concessions, also in Jerusalem.

This move will lead to economic prosperity in Israel and to international recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, the practical interpretation of which would be the return of the embassies to the city. And the Hamas? It is reasonable to assume that it will not recognize Israel, but under the circumstances will be forced to request an additional "hudna" (cease-fire). Israel would agree to this.

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