Arab oil cuts backfire on Middle East policy rally
A nationwide survey of 1,496 households shows Americans mostly back Israel as Arab oil restrictions fail to sway public opinion. By 6 to 20 percent, some fear yielding to Arab limits will invite future pressure. most favor supporting Israel and resisting pressure to return Arab lands. Americans largely reject claims of excessive Jewish political power and prefer the current administration’s pro Israel stance. The energy crunch is milder in the United States than Europe, limiting Arab leverage compared with Japan’s dependence on foreign oil.
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Israel Eyes Territorial Concessions in Ceasefire Talks
Israel’s chief Middle East negotiator Gen Aharon Yariv says Israel could grant considerable territorial concessions without harming security if troops are well equipped and placed in strong positions. He notes land surrender depends on Arabs abandoning talk of annihilation, with wide Israeli consensus but differing views on how much land can be handed over.
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