Archive for April, 2003
The road map and realism
The road map will shortly be published, and there are no surprises. Implemented as it stands, it would be detrimental to Israel and amount to a recycling of the disastrous Oslo Accords.
Despite appearances, Prime Minister Abu Mazen, the Holocaust revisionist, is no exponent of peaceful coexistence. He differs with Arafat only on tactical not moral [...]
Counting Israel’s blessings
The Haggada reading that “in every generation there are those who rise against us to destroy us” will undoubtedly sound a responsive chord amongst Israelis especially at those Seders marred by the absence of a family member killed or maimed by terror or war.
We have undergone almost three painful, bloody years during which the prevailing [...]
Civilian casualties and ugly wars
Saddam Hussein is an evil and reckless tyrant, but one should not underestimate his ability to identify and exploit the weaknesses of his enemies.
As his last desperate hope to ward off defeat he has designated a number of strategies to undermine domestic morale in America and build up an international antiwar momentum.
They include fanning the [...]
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