“It is essential that the peace camp persuade Bush that backing an interim solution instead of final-status negotiations for a Palestinian state is a mistake that will escalate terrorism. To be effective in opposing an interim semi-state, they can’t fall for another variation of the stalling strategy that says confidence-building measures are needed before negotiations are possible…

To end the conflict, people must insist on final -status negotiations, or, at least, pressure Bush to set a time frame for those talks.”