If it does, it's no labor of love for the principals involved
"The conversation with President Carter was brutal. The President accused Israel of putting obstacles in the way of reaching a peace treaty. He warned, if you do not reach an agreement with us, you will remain isolated throughout the world. My response was, I prefer a split in relations between Israel and the U.S. rather than a Palestinian state. I was not too polite in my response to the President. "
That was Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan's version last week of...
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