Sounds almost like a suicide note - a big bump in the roadmap, but bumps can be flattened and eventually paved over to make a good, even surface. I admit to dismay when I hear the Prez and his folks "rebuke" Israel for counter-attacks, but I hold onto the hope that he is just giving Hamas and the other organized terrorist groups enough rope to hang themselves by totally separating themselves from any semblance of cooperation with a peace plan. If he can get the Palestinian leadership at odds with the terror leadership, there will be no doubt that the terrorists need to be squashed...
a big bump in the roadmap, but bumps can be flattened and eventually paved over to make a good, even surface. Sorry, but these words are all too true.
http://www.fsumonitor.com/stories/asem1bel.shtml
According to Yakov Basin, a leader of Minsk's Jewish community, most Belarussians pretend that Jews have never lived in their country.
In August 1995, Minsk city authorities announced plans to construct a sport field on the site of the former Jewish ghetto, where thousands of Jews were murdered during the Holocaust. In Mogilev, city officials refused to return two pre-Soviet synagogues to the community; they are occupied by sporting institutions. And in 1995 in Brest, a street was paved with marble and granite taken from a razed Jewish cemetery. -AAJFSU