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ulve ayodevg ne h ve why not? why isn't there a guy called hussaias an anchoranor whouapifal oa emed tbon the air would the reaction be to that? leu tophefa. he a oktshol va nternational studies at the johns hopkins university. a group of young people from israel, palestin and other parts of the world a part of the discretn oe of ac tmdleet. 'r aakrgt eyl eurngtl whaover on c-span2. until then, some of the group's discussion from earlier this pastit an rtaraty si erf political solution. >> nitzan, would you like to go first? >> well, i thik that is the es ts e'nd in ee h oln oulr hgowt it. we are here to try to tk with him and reach some kind of an understanding. i believe that only when we ge hnc u kh t in oerab b mmiewl a actual chance of king the solution because to be honest, i don't believe that after a handshake if tldh ehnshofaoi itldllcnu wo reach beyond understanding that we are both here to stay and we have to create a joint futu onlthoue tac o u. >>ouddtn id y speeches our cost of determination on the t