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From the joy of hope in Americas stand against terrorism, to the shock an horror of having the Road Map shoved down the throat by that very same ally, Israel on the street is stunned, nobody really knows what to think. I for one am waiting (and waiting and waiting) for Bush to stand up and say "enough" BS, but the silence is speaking more than words could say right now.

From Massive ammounts of money from America being paid to rearm the Palestinians and Re-train a new batch of snipers by the CIA, to the gift of Electronic Intelegence hardware and night vision scopes to the very guys guilty of sniping at Jewish housing, I stand in shock of the betrayal of the Jews by the United States.

The Road Map demands more from the Jews than Oslo, delivers the death blow faster and costs the Arabs nothing but promises which they print on toilet paper over here in the Middle East. The Palestinians are not even trying to look like they are backing off in terror, they are bragging that they will not disarm and have stepped up the terrorism to boot. But Israel is suppose to surrender within three years, without even a kiss on the cheek, The State Department slipped a knife in Israel's back.

Bush better make a move to stop this charade and quick, or America will once again loose all respect from the Arabs, hard earned in two wars now.

Those they do not respect, they kill.

All I can say is that Edgar Bronfman, Larry Zicklin, and the other 14 Big Jews who signed the letter are nuts. Three of the four signatories to the plan are antisemitic: the UN, the EU, and Russia.

This article doesn't name them but says they are "mostly Democrats." More likely all Democrats, I would imagine.

The Road Map is not only a loser for Israel, it's a loser for Bush and the United States. Every time we get involved with pushing an Israeli peace plan, matters over there get worse and the United States takes all the flak.

If Bush thinks the Arabs will give him any credit for this, he's totally nuts. It will just enrage them further.