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Monthly Archives: October 2004
No “Disengagement”. Instead, A Program of PLO Empowerment
If you are like most members of the Knesset and the media, you probably never read it.
That Sharon Plan received its first vote of confidence in Israel's Knesset on October 26th, 2004.
Yet what is...
Have Americans Learned from 9/11?
As Americans pick a president, one key criterion is how the war on terror is going. Is George W. Bush correct in his positive view or John Kerry in his negative one?
This same debate,...
Why can’t Israel hold one referendum on an issue affecting its Security?
American voters in 34 states will be voting this week on no less than 163 referendums and ballot initiatives, on issues from tobacco taxation to bear baiting. Why can t Israeli voters have one...
Professor Elmasry’s Broken Pledge to Allah
When Professor Elmasry a panelist on Canadian talk show "Michael Coren Live" answered Coren's question "Anyone and everyone in Israel - irrespective of gender-over the age of 18 is a valid target?" with, "Yes,...
Does the Israeli Intelligence Community Not Know About Arafat’s Condition?
What, if anything, did Israeli intelligence know in real time about Arafat's medical condition? This question has occupied high-ranking officials in Israel's intelligence community over the past few days, as well as cabinet and...
World Bank Plans to Transfer all Assets of Katif to the PLO
Giora Eiland, head of the Israel National Security Council, appeared at the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee on Monday and was reported to have stated that Israel will hand over assets of the...
A Review of the New Palestinian Authority School Books
Well, Palestinian Arab children are in the midst of their sixth week of the school year. These school children are learning from new Palestinian Authority school books, made possible through grants made possible by...
Israel plans fast-track anti-missile project
Israel has been examining the feasibility of a fast-track project to develop a system that could protect communities from short-range missile and rocket attacks.
Officials said the Defense Ministry has sought options for the fast-track...
Poll: Most of the israeli public thinks Sharon has no mandate for disengagement
Most of the Israeli public thinks that the prime minister has no mandate to carry out the disengagement plan and ought to obtain authorization by means of referendum before doing so.
This emerges from a...
Disengagement: A Great Leap Sideways
Last week witnessed an unanticipated level and intensity of violence. It was reported that in ten days, 11 Israelis died at hands of Palestinian terrorists - 7 servicemen, 4 civilians. Nine of 11 were...
