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(Japan Times) Editorial - Last weekend Palestinians took charge of their first border crossing point. The Palestinian Authority must prove that it is capable of administering its borders. The most pressing task is preventing militants from using Palestinian territory to attack Israel, but preventing the smuggling of goods is just as important. Government revenue depends on secure borders as taxes are levied on the flow of goods. Criminal organizations live on the profits from contraband goods. The ability to police its borders will not only help bring peace, but will reassure investors that the PA can protect their investments. Without security and stability, there will be no investment, and without investment, there will be no growth and no hope. 2005-12-02 00:00:00Full Article
A Door Opens to Gaza
(Japan Times) Editorial - Last weekend Palestinians took charge of their first border crossing point. The Palestinian Authority must prove that it is capable of administering its borders. The most pressing task is preventing militants from using Palestinian territory to attack Israel, but preventing the smuggling of goods is just as important. Government revenue depends on secure borders as taxes are levied on the flow of goods. Criminal organizations live on the profits from contraband goods. The ability to police its borders will not only help bring peace, but will reassure investors that the PA can protect their investments. Without security and stability, there will be no investment, and without investment, there will be no growth and no hope. 2005-12-02 00:00:00Full Article
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