April 21, 2006
AFTER HAMAS:
"Most senior officials in the political system and in the security apparatus realize that at some point, this man will have to be released because he's probably the only one with whom we could sign an agreement," said Shlomo Brom, a former top intelligence analyst now serving as a scholar at the congressionally funded United States Institute of Peace. "If the imperative is to bring about the collapse of the Hamas government as soon as possible, then it is also imperative to prepare for the day after."
They only arrested him to make him a viable PM anyway.
Shouldn't Israel beef up their own border, and let the Palastinians have their civil war? It is good for the world that the terrorists are killing each other. Why stop them? Israelis should mind their own business and let the Islamists have their 72 virgins as soon and as often as they can. On the other hand, if the release means to facilitate the onset of their bloodlust, then "bring it on".
Posted by: ic at April 21, 2006 11:52 AM