10- Abbas

Business  (United States)

The answer to this question is "nothing" And nothing meaningful will ever happen with this or any other issues where Muslims are being oppressed like Kashmir because all Arab heads of state are sold-out. and shall burn in hell for sitting there watching and doing nothing. Ameen.

9- Walid Maaytah

Director of Marketing  (Jordan)

To put it plainly and bluntly: What will Israel offer in terms of compromises will, undoubtedly, fall far short from the minimum that the Palestinians want and find acceptable. The political will, to make the historic but near-impossible-to-accept compromises by the right-wing Israeli government is just not there. Their desire for staying in power in Israel and to win future elections, as the case with the U.S. government, is much stronger than their desire to make lasting and real peace.

8- Ismail Zayid

Physician  (Canada)

These talks will fulfill the Israeli objective of fooling the world public opinion and the endless so-called peace process, with no attempt to reach a genuine resolution of this conflict, based on any elements of international law or justice. Abbas and his team are playing the role of subservient agents of the zionist and American programme.

7- Tawfic

Area Manager  (Jordan)

I will not use the 500 letters....it will achieve a big NOTHING.....

6- Nabil

Architect  (Jordan)

With all due respect to the QUESTION put by the Euro Arab Center for studies. The so called Occupying State of Jewish Israel has, SINCE 1967 bluntely claimed, that the occupied land ( Palestine ) is not in reality occupied land , it is land that originaly belonged to the Jews and have reclaimed it back by brute force. What is their to negotiate about?? The American Indians should reclaim the entire USA under this Philosophy

5- bassam

business man  (Jordan)

- i dont think that this negotions will result in any thing for us , its njust awaste of time . - 20 years of negotions with Isreal resulted in nothing . - its just a good thing for isreal that it will look like its a country that seek peace , while this is the biggets lie ever . -

4- Faraj Farahat Barguithy

Manager  (Jordan)

Perhaps there would be some one, which will be more of the expenses and taxes for oppressed peoples toiling, which of course can not to pay, requiring them, and that's the game of nations take from the weak to be weaker, and give strong to stay the strongest. Is sad, but this fact and we must face the reality!!!

3- Hassan Hegazy

Egyptian poet  (Egypt)

There may be some achievements that can be achieved but the Israeli Government has nothing to give to the Palestinians who are are weak enough to get their historical rights , due to many reasons , America "s blind and clear situation with Israel , the other ,The Arabs have given every thing to Israel . Morever , time will approve that nothing serious could be achieved . Israel needs more time to devour Jerusalem and more Palestinian land .

2- Dr. Al-husaini Mohamed Muslim

University Prof  (Belgium)

I don't think that this will deliver an extraordinary issue to Palestinians, since it is a negotiation with a man" NATANYAHOU" who does not believe on the rights of Palestinians to constitute their own future and identity on their own soil. He wants peace if he losses nothing, but giving concessions to Palestinians is not his style. So the direct negotiation is rather a cover to the Israeli Government to hide it's real face and nature and to calm down the agitated world public openion.

1- HBendor

PhD  (United States)

The only achievement if for the Jordanians (one million) ensconced in Israel to return back to Jordan, This will take the sting out of the so called Palestinian Nationalism Problem and the rest minus Gaza will be able to live together. There are approximately one million Jordanians with Passports and Jordanian Ids that king Abdullah refuses to recognize. This is the major problem... The King is afraid to be dethroned but this is not Israel's headache but rather an Arab Jordanian issue.