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January 31, 2003/Shevat 28 5763, Vol. 55, No. 23

Letters to the Editor

January 31, 2003

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Peace starts with education

Editor:
All of the plans that are being touted for bringing about peace between Israel and the Palestinians have no chance of succeeding. It is very simple: If and when the Palestinians change the children's textbooks from inciting hatred to accepting Israelis as friends and partners in peace, then and only then will any of the plans have a chance to succeed.

Morrie Feller
Phoenix

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