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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
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To: Ilaine who wrote (28170)5/4/2002 1:53:59 AM
From: Nadine Carroll  Read Replies (2) of 281500
 
Someone who doesn't go on rampages and smash Palestinian civil infrastructure in a fit of pique.

You believe this? Just as you believed the story of mass graves in Jenin?

That was no fit of pique, that was reestablishing a deterrent. The Palestinians had become convinced that the Israelis are soft and would cut and run in the face of terror. It's working so far, Israelis' chances of being blown up in their local restaurant are way down. I'm sure btw, that Israeli soldiers were under orders to take PA hard drives; the IDF was looking for evidence of terrorist plans, and the PA doesn't file that under T for terrorism. It's still not 'pique'.

My only regret is the Israel was once again stopped from smashing the PA entirely. While that corrupt and terrorist regime survives, there will be no peace. When the Palestinians have a government AND an opposition to the government, there will be peace.
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