From now on if anyone asks Israel for peace plans, the answer should be: No plans, no suggestions, no 'constructive ideas.' On December 24, 1977, at the very beginning of the negotiations between Israel and Egypt in Ismailia, I had the opportunity of a short discussion with Anwar Sadat, the Egyptian president. "Tell your prime minister," he said to me, "that this is a bazaar; the merchandise is expensive." I duly told my prime minister, but he failed to abide by the bazaar's rules. The failure was not unique to him. It has been the failure of all Israeli governments,...