The intifada should be kept alive, not by means of chanting slogans or writing fiery articles, but through financial and political support. Despite the peace treaties signed with Egypt and Jordan, Israel still views its Arab neighbors as enemies with evil intentions to be countered. This kind of sick reasoning has reflected not only in the aggressive policies of the Sharon government but also in Tel Aviv's plans particularly in the military field. The space spy program is a case in point. Israelis will never enjoy security or peace of mind as long as their leaders continue to base their reasoning on suspicions, as long as long they continue to play enemy to the Arabs, and as long as they continue to deal with the Arab nation from a superior position.
Internal security is in the process of collapsing.
No one goes out to work in the morning and is sure to return home safe. On the external front, Israelis have come to fear Arab summits. Mubarak's summit meetings in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are sure, thus not to be to their liking, particularly that the three leaders, Mubarak, Fahd and Zayed seek to develop a united Arab stance, which alone is likely to throw terror in Israel's heart. Moussa needs to feel that he has a net of support on which to fall as he faces the challenges posed to the Arab nation. With the US having removed itself from the Middle East peace scene, a vacuum has been created which Israel now exploits to put into motion all its ill-conceived plans.