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Faculty, students pessimistic about Israel election, future
With last night's Israeli election results pointing to the possibility of another unity government, some KU faculty and students are pessimistic about Israel's future.
By Barbara Joseph Kansan staff writer
A KU professor who specializes in Middle East politics predicted that another unity government of the two major parties, the Labor and Likud, would be disastrous for Israel's internal and foreign policy.
"The Labor and the Liked parties have very different views on whether to negotiate with the Palestinians or attempt to squash them," said Deborah Gerner, assistant counsel in the U.S. government, "no clear consensus on how to deal with police."
Gerner said that the close vote indicated how split the Israelis were.
Israelis vote for parties, not individual candidates. In Israel's history, neither Likud nor Labor, the two major parties, has won a major, 61 seats out of 120.
Rather, the party receiving the plurality of votes has been able to form a coalition with smaller parties to lead the government.
For the last five years, the government has been a unit government in which the two party leaders split in a white house.
Morris Margolies, adjunct professor of history and a
research associate with the Hall Center For the Humanities, said another unity government would paralyze policy-making. The only way to Israeli peace is through a Labor party coalition.
"A coalition under Likud would be worse in moving (ahead) peace negotiations," he said.
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The president of KU Hillel, speaking for himself and not the organization, said that although results would not be final for a few days, he thought some form of unity government was likely. He was not pleased with that prospect.
"I don't think either side can form enough of a coalition government," said Aaron Rittmaster, Overland Park junior.
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Mahmoud Ali, president of KU's American Friends of Palestine, said it was inevitable that neither party would get a clear majority.
"To be frank, as a Palestinian, neither party makes much difference to me," said Ali Iriad, Jordan graduate student. "Neither believes in Palestinian self-determination or in a homeland for the Palestinians."
"From my point of view, both parties are the same in terms of their danger to the Palestinians, but at least the Labor party is more likely to compromise with the Palestinians," said Sami Ayyad Jerusalem, Israel senior.
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"It seems a lot more people are turning out at his gatherings, and there's more enthusiasm," he said.
Jim Quinly, Kansas City, Mo. resident, said Dukakis would have more appeal to voters than Bush.
"I think he's talking what the mainstream wants to hear," Quinny said. "The Bush campaign keeps talking about the Democrats being out of the mainstream, but I think Dukakis hit on it tonight."
Scott Wallace/KANSAN
"It's not the me, me, me attitude that the Republicans have. It's we're all in this together."
Jim Parrish, chairman of the Kansas Democratic Party, said Dukaix finally was reaching the voters.
"It was electrifying," he said. "I think it's so important for people to have an opportunity to see him in person and realize that he is a warm, personable, feeling man."
Presidential candidate Michael Dukakis, his daughter Andrea, Rep. Richard Gephardt, left, and Rep. Alan Wheat, D-Mo., share the stage at a Democratic rally last night at Penn Valley Community College in Kansas City, Mo.
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