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i remember being there -- are a binny shaking hands. -- shaking hands. we all had such high hopes. but what's happened? it used to be said that the palestinians never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity and there have been many opportunities for peace. in 2000-twoun israel agreed to a peace. arafat, who was the palestinian leader, said no. and what did arafat turn down at that time? he turned down a palestinian state, part of jerusalem, 97% of the west bank, billions and billions of dollars of aid. israel said yes, he said no. i think it's important to put that in perspective. and then the palestinians talk about the right of return. they want to flood israel with palestinian refugees, not refugees that left in 1948 when israel was founded, but their descendents. and that's a pipe dream. because that could never happen. it would undermine the essence of the jewish state of israel. so if there is going to be peace in the middle east, we need to go back to what the partition of palestine in 1948, the original resolution, said in the u.n. it said, palestine is to be partitioned