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[Jerusalem Post] Editorial - President Bush seems to be finally succumbing to the pressure that he resisted during his whole presidency to see the peace process primarily as a function of U.S. "engagement." At best, engagement means pushing both sides. At worst, it is a euphemism for mainly pushing Israel, the more compliant party, while ignoring the Palestinians' failure to abide by their commitments - even those under the PA's complete control, such as ending official glorification of suicide bombers and incitement against Israel. The first prerequisite for peace is ending Arab incitement to terrorism, hatred and war. 2008-01-11 01:00:00Full Article
Where Bush Needs to Nudge
[Jerusalem Post] Editorial - President Bush seems to be finally succumbing to the pressure that he resisted during his whole presidency to see the peace process primarily as a function of U.S. "engagement." At best, engagement means pushing both sides. At worst, it is a euphemism for mainly pushing Israel, the more compliant party, while ignoring the Palestinians' failure to abide by their commitments - even those under the PA's complete control, such as ending official glorification of suicide bombers and incitement against Israel. The first prerequisite for peace is ending Arab incitement to terrorism, hatred and war. 2008-01-11 01:00:00Full Article
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