Israel's Twenty Year Nightmare

Jewish World Review ^ | 9/13/2013 | Carolyne B. Glick

[Former Fetus]

Twenty years ago today, Israel's so-called peace process with the PLO was officially ushered in at the White House Rose Garden.

A year or so later, when the death toll of Israeli victims of the massive terror offensive that the PLO organized shortly afterwards reached what then seemed unbearable heights, a popular call went out to "Put the Oslo Criminals on Trial."

Needless to say, with Shimon Peres, the architect and godfather of the so-called peace process now serving as the President of Israel, nothing ever came of the call. The demand for an accounting was not unprecedented. There was no reason, on the face of things for those who made it to be perceived as anything other than reasonably enraged, and responsible citizens insisting that those responsible for the largest, most destructive strategic error Israel has ever made pay a personal price for their actions.

>>SNIP<<

To contend with all this, the single most important step Israel must take is to end our twenty year nightmare with the PLO. As long as it continues, we will remain incapable of defending ourselves.

[Former Fetus]

While nothing in this article is new, it is still bone-chilling.

To all my Jewish friends: Tzom Kal

[A Navy Vet]

Long live Israel!