Only a great moral person of the caliber of Jimmy Carter can bring Israel to its senses and save her from its self-destructive path. 

So, go Carter! You’re the last honest, peace-loving and man of common sense left in these sad United States of America.

If the hating Zionists, both Americans and Israelis, do not like your peaceful and common sense attitude, then I am sure you’ll be warmly welcomed by the Palestinians whom you are advocating their just cause. I believe that most Palestinians would trust you to be even their president instead of the sell-out puppet and irrelevant Mahmoud Abbas!

Israel is sealing it’s own, justified doom.

So long as the Arabs and Muslims celebrate each Israeli depredation, atrocity, disregard of the just and fair treatment the Palestinians deserve, by holding ‘love-ins’ or ‘f**k-a-thons’, soon the Arabs et.al. will overwhelm the Israelis by sheer numbers, nukes be damned. Population propagation is on their side, and when they overcome, the Zionista will not live to regret their actions.

Slap on Abu Mazens s face . I wonder what they talk about when they meet , they have just met and he seemed happy coming out of the meeting , and suddenly we get more news of yet more settlments .  I wonder whether Abu Mazen is aware and gets bribed to keep quiet . (it would not suprised me from someone like him . )

Whatever has happened in the past aside, it’s time for Israel to be reigned in if there is ever to be peace in that region. I am constantly surprised by the actions and attitude of the Israeli government.  How can they not see the building up of settlements as counterproductive to the peace effort?  I think it gives serious credence to the idea that it isn’t peace they want but the final elimination of the Palestinians.  Serious pressure from the US government (ie withdrawing military charity) could really reign them in, but sadly that is most unlikely to happen.  No one wants to deal with suicide bombers, but the shell-shocked Israelis act so consistently against the tide of peace that one wonders if peace is even wanted.