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dictate peace

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He continued to say that Netanyahu's position is not linked to the political process as it seeks to dictate peace through the write-off of all the fundamental issues.
When the laws of nature dictate peace, they do not demand that we be loving and generous in our hearts.
Having successfully defended itself in several wars, it should be allowed to dictate peace terms without international pressure to make undeserved concessions to its enemies.
 
 
 
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