Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Poveri Israeliani

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http://news.haaretz.co.il/hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=159013&contrassID=2&subContrassID=4&sbSubContrassID=0&listSrc=Y&itemNo=159013
questo e' piu' sulla realpolitk
[..]
So what's the bad news? The bad news is that even Military
Intelligence
 thinks that Operation Defensive Shield has strengthened Arafat. A
detailed
Foreign Ministry memorandum explains why the operation was a complete
political disaster. And Sharon is still running red lights. 
[..]
But the principal reason for Bush's opposition is linked to U.S.
politics,
says the official. Eisenhower exerted massive pressure on Ben-Gurion
to
 withdraw from Sinai in 1957, but he was the only president to get
away with
it. Eighteen years later, when President Ford threatened to reassess
U.S.
policy toward Israel, it cost him his re-election. The same happened
to
 Carter and Bush senior after twisting Israel's arm. Another few
thousand
Jewish votes in Florida might have saved Bush junior the humiliation
on his
way to being elected. 
[..]
says the official, but they are America's cold calculations, and thus
are a
political fact. In a perfect world, there would have been peace here
long ago,
but life, as we all know, is not simple. 
The official lays much of the blame on the local leadership. Why don't
they
make up their minds? he asks, while reminding that nations get the
leader
they deserve. For some reason, Israelis are smarter in surveys (the
majority
favors compromise and reaching an agreement) than they are at the
polls.
In 45 minutes, we can cobble together a draft agreement quite suitable
as a
basis for negotiating, and get support for it from 75 percent of the
Israelis.
And then what?, says the official. 
[..]
questo invece da piu' l'idea che agli Israeliani sia capitata la
sciagura di
avere le locali copie prima di Forlani, Craxi, Longo.. e poi Bossi,
Fini, Berlusconi..
a gestire una guerra tragica cone la mentalita' appunto dei
sopracitati
http://news.haaretz.co.il/hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=159029&contrassID=2&subContrassID=5&sbSubContrassID=0&listSrc=Y&itemNo=159029
Non fatevi distrarre dal titolo 
Unready, unaware, undone by the UN
Now, it's the battle for the battle of Jenin
C'e' di tutto..
[..]
Anyone looking for puzzling decisions in connection with Israel's
diplomatic
assets doesn't have to go halfway around the world. To induce other
countries to locate their embassies in its controversial capital,
Israel
promised the poorest of them, those for which Jerusalem is relatively
not
 much cheaper than Tokyo, that it would bear the costs. Only two
countries,
El Salvador and Costa Rica, have embassies in Jerusalem, and they are
 paid for by Israel. When a refrigerator goes on the blink in one of
them, for
example, the embassy's maintenance man calls the administration
department in the Foreign Ministry with a bill for the repair or the
purchase,
as though he were the Israeli administration official in the Tokyo
embassy
seeking reimbursement for purchasing a melon for $60. 
[..]
In September the Supreme Court will consider the request of former
defense minister Yitzhak Mordechai to appeal his conviction for
criminal
offenses by the District Court. Like any offender in his situation,
Mordechai,
who was convicted on sexual assault charges, continues to plead his
innocence, but if he does not overcome two hurdles - permission to
appeal
[..]
Mofaz, the chief of staff who was appointed thanks to Mordechai, will
be
spared the dubious pleasure of making the decision about his forgotten
patron. It will not be easy to peel off Mordechai's major general
rank, and
with it what's left of his honor, nor will it be easy to explain why
this should
not apply to senior figures when it has been applied to officers of
lower
rank. This is one of the tasks that Mofaz will gladly pass on to his
successor, Moshe Ya'alon, in July. 
[..]
Una cosa che avevo imparato al servizio di leva e' che "il pesce puzza
dalla testa" se poi si mette detto pesce in condizioni di nuocere si 
finisce davvero male.
Bye

 junior the humiliation on his way to being elected.
E altre migliai di voti che esistevano potevano non farlo mai eleggere.
-Stefano

 ci sono due articoli interessanti sul haratez di oggi
Sai una cosa, ai tempi dei nazisti se ne raccontavano anche di peggiori sui
malvagi giudei.
Saluti
Ad'I

Arduino D'Ivrea wrote:
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eri tu che raccontavi? Ora capisco da dove ti viene tutta la tua 
esperienza nello sparare balle.


Per mia fortuna non c'ero ne a raccontarle ne a sentirle, e per fortuna,
avidentemente non c'eri neanche tu, dato che sono proprio i crociati in
buona fede come te, che si bevono tutte le balle. Esattamente come accade
oggi.
Ad'I

 ha scritto nel messaggio
news:aaus3o$oet$1...@lacerta.tiscalinet.it...
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Già, ma raramente erano gli stessi Ebrei a raccontarle... Forse ti è
sfuggita la fonte dell'articolo.
Filippo