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Mistakes in foreign policy, like beauty, tend to be in the eye of the beholder, Nowhere is this more apparent than in Western policy toward the Middle East. Such partisan attitudes prevail on the respective Arab and Israeli causes that one side's right almost automatically becomes the other's wrong. All too often serious attempts to criticize policies attract a barrage of prejudice that merely obscures the issues at stake.
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