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Ariel Sharon said Israel would not resume peace talks with Syria until it stops sponsoring terrorism. In a newspaper interview Wednesday, Sharon said Syrian President Bashar Assad’s offers to resume negotiations that stalled in 2000 were merely a bid to win over American public opinion.

September 9, 2004
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Ariel Sharon said Israel would not resume peace talks with Syria until it stops sponsoring terrorism. In a newspaper interview Wednesday, Sharon said Syrian President Bashar Assad’s offers to resume negotiations that stalled in 2000 were merely a bid to win over American public opinion.

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