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Monthly Archive for January, 2007
It will be very interesting to see where all this will lead to.
Few democratic countries are able to completely avoid having the bad odor of corruption rise every so often off the body politic. But the citizens of Israel must be wondering these days what in heaven’s name is going on in their country, founded on the mightiest of ideals.
Right now, the government of Israel seems at times like an application list for a rogues’ gallery.
With all this hugging and kissing, will this ensure that Palestinians get their freedom and dignity back?
DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — In emotional speeches Thursday, Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas pledged to forge peace between their countries, calling the vision of two states, side by side, the only path.
With Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas watching, Livni told the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum that a Palestinian state is “not an illusion. It’s there, it’s achievable.”
Livni urged the international community to support moderates in the Middle East and told Abbas that “compromising with extremists will not promote anything,” a clear reference to Hamas and other militant groups.
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Three Palestinians decided to one day become rabbis in order to get rid of their problems due to the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. To their surprise they all three were admitted to the yeshiva. One after the other wrestled himself through the rabbinical literature. Surprise, surprise, the three of them succeeded in all their exams.
At the end of it all, they faced their most difficult test. They had to swim 500 meters to the finishing line. Two of the three reached the finishing line. The third, far behind, was struggling to stay afloat.
The first future rabbi asked the second: “What shall we do? Shall we save him?”
His companion hesitated, and then answered: “No, we better not. After all, he’s an Arab!”