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Palestine council member predicts compromise between PLO, Israel
by Mary Neubauer Kansan staff writer
A member of the Palestine National Council, the highest Palestinian legislative authority, said last night that he thought the prospects for peace between Israeli Jews and Palestinian Arabs were good.
Ibrahim Abul-Lughod, the council member and a professor of political science at Northwestern University, has said he cannot certain about the prospect of peace.
Whatever arrangement is made for resolution of conflict must be voluntarily accepted, he said.
"I do think it should be taken into account that when the negotiation process begins, the negotiators will need to enter into a two-state solution," he said.
Abul-Lughod said that negotiations
for settlement should be made directly.
"The PLO has said negotiations will have to be face-to-face between the PLO and Israel," he said. "And Shamir (prime minister of Israel) said under circumstances would have direct negotiations with the PLO."
Abul-Lughod's December meeting with former Secretary of State George Shultz has been credited with paving the way toward resumption of dialogue between the United States and Palestine Liberation Organization.
"I was asked if the meeting was important," Abul-Lughod said. "Yeah, it was important," I said. But I didn't know it would prepare a shift in American policy toward Palestine.
President George Bush's statement that the United States does not support a Palestinian state is an important step forward. Abu Lughod said, because former President Reagan said he opposed the state.
Abul-Lughod urged the United States to take action to help end the conflict.
"The statement should be made that the U.S. does believe in the right of people to determine their destiny," he said.
Shari Wilson, Topeka graduate student, said that she thought Abu-Lughad was a creative speaker and part of the conflict in possible conflict solutions.
"I think it's important not to be locked into a two-state system solution," she said.
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