UncategorizedFebruary 13, 2008: Totally LostArleneFebruary 13, 2008 by ArleneFebruary 13, 20080361 "Totally lost?" Before I talk about being totally lost , I’m going to share something that brings a smile, because we desperately need to smile
UncategorizedFebruary 12, 2008: Who KnowsArleneFebruary 12, 2008 by ArleneFebruary 12, 20080330 Who can say precisely what is going on with negotiations currently taking place between Israel and the PA? I am tempted to say only the
UncategorizedFebruary 11, 2008: Holding PatternArleneFebruary 11, 2008 by ArleneFebruary 11, 20080370 Perhaps the best thing that happened here today is that the protesters from Sderot moved from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv and blocked traffic on two
UncategorizedFebruary 10, 2008: Gut WrenchingArleneFebruary 10, 2008 by ArleneFebruary 10, 20080339 What we’re seeing today IS gut-wrenching, and I can only hope that the ultimate effect of all the bad news will be something positive, i.e.,
UncategorizedFebruary 9, 2008: How Much?ArleneFebruary 9, 2008 by ArleneFebruary 9, 20080343 It is late and there will more to write shortly. But this brief posting is necessary because the outrage is too great for silence. Abandonment
UncategorizedFebruary 7, 2008: Egypt and HamasArleneFebruary 7, 2008 by ArleneFebruary 7, 20080384 Yesterday I wrote about a JCPA briefing by Maj.-Gen. (ret.) Yaakov Amidror and Dan Diker regarding Egypt’s growing relationship with what they see as the
UncategorizedFebruary 6, 2008: Ah Ha!ArleneFebruary 6, 2008 by ArleneFebruary 6, 20080344 Prof. Yehezkel Dror, who served as a member of the Winograd Committee , has given an interview to Maariv. This is a quote from that
UncategorizedFebruary 5, 2008: How?ArleneFebruary 5, 2008 by ArleneFebruary 5, 20080345 How is it that after everything , Olmert should come before the Knesset, in a session devoted to the implications of Winograd, and deliver an
UncategorizedFebruary 4, 2008: Rather InevitableArleneFebruary 4, 2008 by ArleneFebruary 4, 20080345 There was a suicide bombing in Dimona today: one woman was killed, and 38 were wounded, one critically. It would have been far worse, but
UncategorizedFebruary 3, 2008: Promise BrokenArleneFebruary 3, 2008 by ArleneFebruary 3, 20080349 Ehud Barak’s promise, that is. Did we really expect better from him? Last spring, when he was seeking support before a Labor primary, he said,