Why is it his business?
This ought to give you some idea why any negotiations between Israel and the 'Palestinians' are so difficult. Egypt’s Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul Gheit on Sunday rejected the presence of Israeli troops on Jordan’s border with a future Palestinian state, Egyptian press said.Now, your assignment is to look at a map and come up with a logical explanation why Egypt should have any say in whether Israeli troops are stationed on the border between Israel (or 'Palestine' - if there ever is such a thing) and Jordan. No, there is no logical explanation.
Abul Gheit said Egypt supported Palestinian negotiators on this issue, adding that deploying an international presence to monitor the border would only be considered as a temporary measure, the Egyptian newspaper Al-Ahram reported.
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 3:27 PM
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