91.   Prospects of a peace agreement appear more remote since the election of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who rules out any territorial concessions on the Golan.

92.   Sharon believes that Israel must keep much of the West Bank for security reasons, and in his camp are Jewish settlers who oppose territorial concessions to the Palestinians.

93.   Sharon opposes territorial concessions to Syria in the Golan Heights and wants to keep most of the West Bank under Israeli control.

94.   Sharon opposes territorial concessions to Syria on the Golan Heights and wants to keep most of the West Bank under Israeli control.

95.   Shaath said that the Palestinians were adamant about sticking with the original American initiative and will refuse to discuss alternative ideas for territorial concessions.

96.   Sharansky also opposes the establishment of a Palestinian state and major territorial concessions to Syria.

97.   Sharon believes that Israel must keep much of the West Bank for security reasons, and his supporters include Jewish settlers who oppose territorial concessions to the Palestinians.

98.   Sharon told Maariv that a Palestinian state will be created, and that he is prepared for territorial concessions in exchange for real peace.

99.   Sharon wants a long-term interim agreement with the Palestinians and has given no indication that he would make additional territorial concessions to the Palestinians.

100.   Territorial concessions that Israel is prepared to make are far more modest than those foreseen by Erekat.