‘Israel Gets a Pass’
Mosaic's Jamal Dajani points out that while President Bush recently likened diplomacy to "appeasement," the government of Israel has been cutting deals with two of its sworn enemies: Hezbollah and Hamas.Jamal Dajani points out that while President Bush recently likened diplomacy to “appeasement,” the government of Israel has been cutting deals with two of its sworn enemies: Hezbollah and Hamas.
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