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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 2007

Page

13

Today in History and Olympic Highlight Notes

A compact recap of notable dates and figures: IOC founded in Paris in 1894, Fermat’s Last Theorem solved by no, the 2007 calendar marks days and events, including references to Alan Turing Clarence Thomas and Selma Blair. Moon phase notes indicate between first quarter and full moon near June 30.

Paris Senate Pierre de Fermat Alan Turing eWima Rudolph Lee Clarence Thomas U.S Selma Blair Jimmy Piersall New York Mets Beijing

Three-state solution in Gaza West Bank debate

Analyst Savage argues a Gaza West Bank split may reflect distinct identities and histories. A Hamas run Gaza and a Fatah led West Bank could yield a temporary peace with Israel and potential concessions, while refugees and travel bans complicate reunification prospects.

Hussein West Bank Gaza Hamas Israel Fatah

Palestinians lose faith as Abbas Fayyad move fails to win trust

In a critical essay Saree Makdisi argues that Palestinians reject Fatah despite Western approval. He notes Hamas’s rise from anti occupation and corruption, the West Bank shift, and the limits of Abbas and Fayyad backing. He warns a two state solution may be doomed.

Saree Makdisi Gaza West Bank Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas Abbas Salam Fayyad Hamas Fayyad Israel Fatah Yasser Arafat Yitzhak Rabin Arafat White House East Jerusalem United States Palestine Gaza-West Bank Palesee Erfermar Teg Fatah

Cool or uncool politics in the YouTube era

Kathleen Parker analyzes how presidential candidates like Gravel and Clinton use online videos and pop culture cues to reach voters. She notes millions view 900 political videos, highlighting the clash between insiders’ cool image and everyday voters’ limited attention.

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