Attention Israelis: Please stop kvetching
Larry Derfner
March 2, 2007
Could it be that Israelis just need to kvetch about whoever\’s in the headlines?
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syria
Fatah-Hamas conflict forces Palestinians to choose
Leslie Susser
December 21, 2006
Abbas\’ call Saturday for early elections in the Palestinian Authority triggered fierce street fighting between Fatah and Hamas, which won the last election in January. Despite a hastily arranged cease-fire Monday, the two factions remain on the brink of civil war.
Ignoring the lessons of the past
David Horovitz
December 7, 2006
Why would Syria, Iran and the terror groups they jointly sponsor so utterly deride the notion that the West will ever unite to effectively deter them? An early case in point is the small matter of Nezar Hindawi and the Syrian bid to bomb El Al.
Assad puts Syria on war footing; Righteous Gentile is Poland’s Nobel nominee
Jewish Journal
October 12, 2006
Briefs
Golan’s Druse live with hope and anxiety
Uriel Heilman, JTA
September 28, 2006
Despite renewed international pressure on Israel and Syria to restart peace talks, people are not very excited by the prospects.
Lebanon war underscores inequality of Arab Israelis
Uri Dromi
September 21, 2006
Wars, like hurricanes, tend to expose flaws in societies. In Israel, the recent war with Hezbollah revealed lack of preparedness for this kind of war against an elusive enemy, mediocre
conduct of the operations, deficiencies in equipment, shortages of shelters for the civilians and more.
Requirements for peace — NATO troops, action on Palestine
Bernard Avishai
September 14, 2006
Requirements for peace — NATO troops, action on Palestine.
One More Casualty in Crisis — Unilateralism
Leslie Susser
July 27, 2006
After the Lebanon and Gaza experiences — sustained rocket attacks on Israel in the wake of unilateral pullouts — will Olmert still want to adopt last summer\’s Gaza model of withdrawal without agreement, or will he seek a different formula, such as bilateral arrangements with moderate Palestinian leaders or the introduction of international forces to keep the peace after Israel pulls back?
Attacking Syria Would Ensure Cease-Fire in North
Michael B. Oren
July 19, 2006
Nearly 40 years ago, Israel and the Arab world fought a war that altered the course of Middle Eastern history. Now, as the region teeters on the brink of a new and potentially more violent cataclysm, it is important to revisit the lessons of the Six-Day War, a conflict that few Middle Eastern countries wanted and none foresaw.
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