May 24, 2013

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Bush Wants Arafat Out

George W. Bush

The call to replace Yasser Arafat came as President Bush outlined a plan that could lead to an independent Palestinian state.

"Peace requires a new and different Palestinian leadership," Bush said.

He said once those new leaders are in place -- along with new security arrangements between the Palestinians and their neighbors -- the U.S. will "support the creation of a Palestinian state."

He said the state will be a "provisional" one -- until its status is resolved as part of a "final settlement in the Middle East."

Administration officials said provisional statehood could come within 18 months -- and full permanent statehood within another 18 months after that.


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