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"The so-called left think that if there were no settlements it would be easier to make peace," he said, as he surveyed the wreckage here.

In an address to Congress the same week, Mr. Netanyahu insisted that, in any negotiated settlement, it would be "absolutely vital for Israel's security that a Palestinian state be fully demilitarized.

But while political initiatives may lead to productive negotiations and even a peace settlement, it would be a mistake to assume that they will, by themselves, assure a lasting peace.

U.S. Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson has advocated for treating PTSD as physical sickness, meaning that settlements for it would be tax-free.

Mr. Trainor declined to comment on the settlement, saying it would be inappropriate because the judge had yet to approve it.

The railways would not build across the western frontier without settlement as it would be too costly to provide train service across a barren wilderness.

That would make the long dispute over settlements irrelevant since it would be clear which housing blocks fell into Israel and which fell into a Palestinian state.

The companies are making progress toward reaching a settlement in which it would be easier for Cingular to overlay GSM technology across its network.

It avoided details of the "new settlement", and how it would be attained.

Stephens said the tribunal had "a system of mandatory dispute settlement" of which it would be difficult for Japan to opt out.

There were indications of growing support, by both the United States and Egypt, for an option that would extend the moratorium for three months, during which the two sides would try to resolve their differences over border issues — a step that would help defuse the settlement dispute, because it would be easier to determine the sites for future building.