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CAFI Newsletter #108
Newsletter #108 Friday, November 1, 2002=20
IN THIS ISSUE:
1.. AN OPEN LETTER TO THE FAMILIES OF THE BALI BOMBING VICTIMS=20
2.. A PALESTINIAN STATE? NEVER!=20
3.. THE TAP THAT'S RUNNING DRY=20
4.. ISRAEL'S POLITICAL SHAKEUP LIKELY TO PUT BRAKES ON PEACE =
EFFORTS=20
5.. ISRAEL KEEPS US SAFE; WE KEEP IT ON THE VERGE OF EXTINCTION=20
6.. QUOTES AND QUICK NOTES=20
7.. HIGHLIGHT ARTICLES=20
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1. AN OPEN LETTER TO THE FAMILIES OF THE BALI BOMBING VICTIMS=20
By Arnold Roth - Jerusalem Post - October 31, 2002=20
In Jerusalem I never felt more like a father than when taking the =
hand of my little daughter Malki and crossing the street with her. There =
is something so right and solid about being your child's protector.=20
I never felt more wretched, frightened and alone than on the night =
the call came saying her body had been identified. My daughter had been =
murdered by a deliberate act of explosive horror. I was not there to =
protect her.=20
Grieving for your murdered loved one will be the most intensely =
lonely and personal thing you ever do. No one else can feel the depth of =
pain inside you. Friends and family will want to share the burden, to =
wrap their love and support around you, to lighten the load with their =
sincere care and concern. But the ache remains, along with the feelings =
of guilt.=20
The cold truth will never change: An innocent life was =
deliberately and violently erased and the monsters who did it are =
delighted with the work of their hands.=20
I wish I could pass along some wisdom that might help you through =
this awful time. I can't. The best I can do is share some thoughts.=20
The massacre at Kuta Beach is too raw, too huge, for anyone to =
fully comprehend. Time will help you put it into a context, but you =
should not expect the answers to come easily... or ever.=20
Time plays a key role in Jewish mourning observances. Some =
practices are specific to the first seven days. Others are designated =
for the first 30 days. And in the specific case of the death of a =
parent, Judaism prescribes a full year of mourning.=20
This seems strange. A parent's passing, no matter what the =
circumstances, is always hard. But isn't the death of a life partner or =
a child harder?=20
But that's the point: A year after a parent dies, you can expect =
life to start getting back to normal. But there's no normal life after =
burying a child or a spouse.=20
It's a certainty you are thinking about the people who did this. =
You may be imagining them getting out of bed that day, praying to their =
god, loading their equipment and driving their lethal load to a site of =
pleasure and enjoyment their minds focused on lust for the destruction =
and death of others. Like me, you may feel this was barbarism: =
cold-blooded, primal, bestial an act of pure hatred.=20
But get ready for the cold, clinical analysis of others. For them, =
the terrorists are "militants." The hatred is "desperation." The =
pointless destruction of life is "strategic."=20
An Australian journalist requested an interview with me in =
Jerusalem days after Malki was murdered last year. When I agreed, he =
told me it would make sense for his audience only if he could combine it =
with an interview with the suicide-murderer's father. He said there were =
two sides to the story, and the opinions of the bomber's family were a =
"counterpoint." I was dumbfounded.=20
The journalist said his professional standards demanded that the =
interview could not take place under any other conditions. So it never =
took place.=20
Some people see life as if through a TV screen. For them, your =
private loss can only be understood as part of a political drama. Point =
and counterpoint.=20
No one should tell you how to mourn, how to grieve. There is no =
standard no over-mourning, no under-mourning. No one can tell you how it =
feels, or how it ought to feel.=20
IF YOU'RE asking what can be done, I want to offer this. When a =
young life ends, a huge empty space is left behind. How do you fill it? =
With hatred, thoughts of revenge, evening up the score?=20
After our daughter's death we sat down as a family and asked =
ourselves how her life and actions should be remembered. We decided to =
raise money and give practical help to families raising a child with =
disabilities. Malki, a very practical teenager, did this herself and =
believed in it. It would have made her smile.=20
Perhaps it's not politically correct to say this, but I believe =
evil does exist in the world a great deal of it. How do you answer evil? =
For us, the right response has been to do things we hope will increase =
the stock of good in the world.=20
We know this will have no impact on the barbarians who killed our =
children and loved ones. But we're absolutely determined that they won't =
be impact us any more than they already have. They and their values are =
irrelevant to our lives.=20
Information about the Malki Foundation which the Roth family =
established in their daughter's memory can be found at =
http://www.kerenmalki.org.
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2. A PALESTINIAN STATE? NEVER!=20
By Jan Willem van der Hoeven=20
As soldiers are brutally lynched; as holocaust survivors are =
massacred while sitting at their traditional Passover meal; as whole =
families are killed or wounded while enjoying pizza in a downtown =
restaurant; as soldiers and innocent civilians are burned alive in the =
bus that was supposed to take them home - all these actions that, =
according to the polls, are supported and acclaimed by more than half of =
the Palestinian people; Israeli politicians show their utter moral =
bankruptcy by still offering part of God's holy land, promised to =
Israel, to this 'nation' of killers, lynchers, and callous snipers of =
infants, children and parents.=20
This is the height of absurdity. No nation in the world would ever =
do such a thing!=20
So why are Israel's leaders unable to muster the courage to speak =
out against this evil? Why will they not tell the nations of the world - =
who would never allow such a thing themselves - that Israel will not bow =
to their pressures and accept such a suicidal solution?=20
So perilous and evil is this proposal for the establishment of a =
Muslim terrorist state in the midst of the land God promised His own =
people, that God may have no choice but to allow a mega terrorist attack =
to prevent its establishment.=20
Will it be necessary, in order for this satanically inspired plan =
to be stopped, for the fool-hearted Israelis who have succumbed to it to =
first see an EL AL passenger liner shot down over Tel Aviv by a =
Palestinian terrorist wielding a shoulder-launched missile from the very =
Samarian hills the Israelis are contemplating giving away "for ever" as =
part of the to be formed Palestinian state? Will it take such a terrible =
attack, which would not only stop dead the last trickle of tourism to =
this land, but which would also show what can be done by the enemies of =
Israel, once these areas just 15 miles from Israel's principal nerve =
centers are under their full control?=20
Truly only fools would consider such a scenario!=20
Far better, surely, is the solution already put forward in 1957 by =
none other than the official Advisor on Refugees to the World Council of =
Churches, Elfan Rees, who writes in The Refugee Problem Today and =
Tomorrow:=20
"I hold the view that, political issues aside, the Arab refugee =
problem is by far the easiest postwar refugee problem to solve by =
integration. By faith, by language, by race and by social organization, =
they are indistinguishable from their fellows of the host countries. =
There is room for them, and land for them, in Syria and in Iraq. There =
is a developing demand for the kind of manpower that they represent. =
More unusually still, there is the money to make this integration =
possible. The United Nations General Assembly, five years ago, voted a =
sum of 200 million dollars to provide 'homes and jobs' for the Arab =
refugees. That money remains unspent, not because these tragic people =
are strangers in a strange land, because they are not; not because there =
is no room for them to be established, because there is; but simply for =
political reasons."
Jan Willem van der Hoeven, Director
International Christian Zionist Center=20
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3. THE TAP THAT'S RUNNING DRY=20
By Avi Davis - October 31, 2002=20
Lets face it: the Middle East is an arid place. North Africa and =
the Middle East accounts for 6.3 percent of the world's population but =
only has 1.4 percent of the world's renewable fresh water.=20
So limited and precious is water in the Middle East that countries =
have resorted to arms in the past to protect their access to it. One of =
the most important aspects of the Iran-Iraq war between 1980-88 was the =
bid to control the Sha=92at Al Arab waterway, a conflict that to this =
day remains unresolved. Turkey and Syria have several times come close =
to war over rights to the headwaters of the Euphrates. Likewise, in =
1964, Arab countries tried to re-route the headwaters of the Jordan, =
which flows into Israel. Israel responded by bombing the pumping =
stations and forcing the Syrians to cease. The power of the water issue =
to ignite conflict was underscored by the PLO in 1965 when it chose, as =
its very first target of assault, Israel=92s National Water Carrier .=20
Issues over water rights are complicated by the competitive needs =
of the countries. For example, the per capita water consumption in =
Israel, an industrialized nation, is several times that of its Arab =
neighbors.=20
Nevertheless Israel endures water shortages and has suffered =
greviously from a drought that has reduced the Sea of Galilee, which =
contains 35% of all of Israel=92s potable water to dangerous levels.=20
All of which makes the recent decision of the Lebanese government =
to pump water from the Hatzbani, a tributary of the Jordan, a bitter =
source of contention between the two countries. While Lebanon has =
claimed that its consumption of water from the Wazzani Springs will =
drain only a small faction of its total flow, Israel, unsurprisingly, =
regards such pumping as a dangerous precedent that it cannot tolerate. =
Short of a peace treaty that governs the riparian rights and =
responsibilities of all the countries in the area, Israel has always =
felt it must enforce control of its water supply. Failure to do so can =
be a perilous mistake in a region given to the sudden eruption of war.=20
Yet a peace treaty is precisely what all the states require for =
the sake of future water usage. That is because such treaties can and do =
work. In October 1994, Israel and Jordan signed a peace treaty with =
Israel which, among other things, laid out a framework for the =
distribution of water from the Jordan River =96 a water source they both =
share. Several months even before the treaty was signed, Israel began to =
distribute water to Jordan in recognition of that country=92s extreme =
water shortages. Subsequent agreements guaranteed Jordan the annual =
delivery of 50 million cubic meters of water, an obligation that Israel, =
despite its own shortages, has faithfully fulfilled. Agreements on the =
construction of dams and water desalination plants were also =
contemplated by the treaties, a breakthrough in regional cooperation =
that should have been a precursor of agreements with all of Israel=92s =
neighbors.=20
But even the desperate water problems of the region have not been =
enough to coerce Israel=92s other adversaries into serious contemplation =
of a treaty =96 even one limited to water rights. Successive Israeli =
governments have been willing to come to terms with both Syria and =
Lebanon over water issues, with the Barak government drawing up an =
extensive plan to share its water resources and technology with those =
countries. But all such efforts have been stonewalled by hard line =
positions over territory.=20
Not that a country such as Syria has that much choice. In Damascus =
a water system designed for a population of one million is servicing a =
population of four million that is growing at an annual rate of eight =
per cent. To compensate for the excess demand, ground water sources are =
being exploited without regard to conservation. Until recently, waste =
management was virtually nonexistent, with sewage dumped untreated into =
surface water in many Syrian cities.=20
The situation becomes even more hazardous when issues of global =
warming and pollution are factored into the equation. A recent study, =
cited in the journal Science, claims that fine particles produced by =
pollution in industrialized countries have gathered in the upper =
atmosphere over the Mediterranean. This, claims the study, is having a =
devastating impact on weather patterns in the region and could mean =
years of drought. It also should not be forgotten that international law =
compels upstream states to take into account the needs of downstream =
states and even to secure their approval of any project that may =
adversely affect them. For some that argument might seem like just plain =
common sense. But sadly in the Middle East, no principle of =
international law, bad environmental news or even the desperate needs of =
populations, seems likely to shatter the formidable dam of resistance, =
erected by Arab states, to reconciliation with the despised Jewish =
state.=20
And yet the day is fast approaching when the spigot on the Arab =
side of the border will run dry. When that happens, Syria and Lebanon =
may well find the need to go to war. But by that time , there may not be =
enough water available to even cool the radiators in their military =
vehicles, let alone fill the canisters of their under-manned and =
under-motivated troops.=20
Avi Davis is the senior fellow of the Freeman Center for =
Strategic Studies and the senior editorial columnist for the on-line =
magazine Jewsweek.com
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4. ISRAEL'S POLITICAL SHAKEUP LIKELY TO PUT BRAKES ON PEACE =
EFFORTS=20
By Ellis Shuman October 31, 2002=20
The collapse of Israel's national unity government and the =
possibility that Prime Minister Ariel Sharon will form a narrow =
right-wing coalition will derail the already shaky efforts to restart =
the Middle East peace process, political analysts say.=20
Even if Israel heads to early elections instead, which would mean =
a delay of at least three months, the American-led efforts to get =
Israelis and Palestinians to agree to a "road map" to a final peace =
arrangement would be threatened.=20
Sharon's new partners in a right-wing coalition government would =
likely object to many of the American plan's provisions granting further =
concessions to the Palestinians, including a freeze on settlements and =
further Israeli troop withdrawals.=20
Former Tourism Minister MK Benyamin (Benny) Elon (National =
Union/Yisrael Beiteinu), whose seven-member right-wing faction may join =
Sharon to give his coalition a Knesset majority, said the government =
should now adopt a more hardline platform. "We have to exploit the =
coming year to do things that he (Sharon) wanted to do but didn't =
succeed to do," Elon told Israel Radio.=20
Some analysts believe that the Israeli political situation has =
effectively put the "road map" on hold. ''A policy that's already =
sleepwalking can now go back to bed,'' said Stephen Cohen, a scholar =
with the Israel Policy Forum.=20
United States is focused primarily on Iraq=20
White House spokesman Ari Fleischer refused to comment on =
yesterday's developments. ''The United States views the events in Israel =
as part of Israel's internal democratic process, and we have no comment =
beyond that,'' he said.=20
But off the record, American officials were waiting to see where =
the dust settled after the breakup of Israel's government, which =
apparently caught the Bush administration off guard, the Boston Globe =
reported.=20
''We're not going to put the brakes on. Circumstances may cause =
the brakes to be put on, but we're not going to put the brakes on,'' a =
State Department official told the paper, speaking on condition of =
anonymity.=20
Middle East analysts believe that as long as the Americans are =
focused primarily on Iraq, the brakes on the Middle East peace process =
are already in place. ''[The fall of Israel's government] doesn't matter =
much because the U.S. is not looking for a dramatic change in the =
situation at the moment," said Henry Siegman, senior fellow on the =
Middle East at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.=20
CNN's Jerusalem correspondent Jerrold Kessel reported that =
Israel's foreign policy was unlikely to change as a result of Labor's =
departure. Kessel said that party politics had always dictated Israel's =
foreign policy, but the only thing of importance at this time was =
Israel's support for America's "war on terror."=20
"No diplomatic process to speak of"=20
Israeli media commentators said that Israel would retain good =
relations with the Bush administration because Sharon has been =
personally responsible for the government's contacts with President =
George W. Bush. Israel stands to lose support from European countries, =
the commentators said, because outgoing foreign minister Shimon Peres =
had been in charge of protecting Israel's interests there.=20
In commentary in today's Jerusalem Post, Herb Keinon wrote that =
the fall of the national unity government would have no impact on the =
diplomatic process, because "there is no diplomatic process to speak =
of." If Sharon forms a right-wing coalition, there would be "a change of =
tone if not content on the diplomatic front," Keinon said.=20
Palestinian cabinet member Saeb Erekat said Israel's coalition =
crisis was further evidence that the country was "moving faster and =
faster away from an atmosphere of peace."=20
Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat is particularly =
worried about the appointment of former IDF Chief of Staff Shaul Mofaz =
to replace Defense Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, Yediot Aharonot =
reported. "This is a step that will increase [our] sensitivity and could =
affect the entire region," Arafat told the newspaper.=20
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5. ISRAEL KEEPS US SAFE; WE KEEP IT ON THE VERGE OF EXTINCTION=20
by Steven Zak - November 1, 2002=20
T As Israel's self-proclaimed protector, we in the United States =
get testy when our little protege misbehaves. "Israel could have no =
better or stronger friend than the United States," Ari Fleischer scolded =
last year, after Ariel Sharon failed to express sufficient gratitude =
over US pressure to go easy on genocidal lunatics. More recently, we =
angrily pressed the Israelis to allow 20 child killers, holed up with =
Yasser Arafat, to escape to murder another day.=20
In truth, Israel is as much our protector as the other way around. =
We provide that country with aid, to be sure, but it more than =
reciprocates in intelligence and sheer military muscle. Israel mans the =
front against some of our most vicious enemies - Iran, Iraq, Syria and =
their terrorist proxies the Palestinian Authority and Hezbollah (The =
latter, operating just beyond the northern border of Israel and in =
league with al-Qaeda and the PA, has murdered nearly 300 Americans - =
until 9/11 more than any other terrorist group in the world).=20
When "allies" like France and Germany denounce us for pursuing the =
removal of Saddam Hussein, Israel unwaveringly stands by our side. Even =
dovish Foreign Minister Shimon Peres recently described Israel as a =
"loyal soldier" for the US against Iraq. And, unlike in Britain, the =
majority of the Israeli public extends us its support as well.=20
Now and then, in passing, we actually express some gratitude. =
President Bush once said that the United States and Israel have a =
"special relationship." Dick Cheney added that the "two countries are =
full partners in the cause of defeating this threat to the civilized =
world." But if so, why is our "partner" never welcome to join us in =
battle? We'll fight alongside Canadians, Brits, Norwegians - just about =
anyone except Israelis (Is that what makes our relationship "special"?). =
In recent weeks, over 1,000 US Special Ops have been training in Jordan =
with troops from Jordan, Oman and Kuwait. Yet, as in Gulf War I and in =
Afghanistan, we intend in Gulf War II to make Israel a pariah. Even if =
they're attacked we don't want them involved in Iraq, for fear of =
offending the Arabs (Interestingly, we don't worry that involving the =
Arabs might lose us the support of Israel). This is a profound insult. =
As the Jerusalem Post wrote, "the only nation that does not have a right =
to defend itself is a state that has no right to exist."=20
Of course, if we were ready to forcefully acknowledge that right, =
we'd have our embassy in Israel's capital - as we do in all of the other =
countries with whom we have diplomatic relations. As a candidate for =
president, George W. Bush promised to, at long last, move our embassy =
from Tel Aviv pursuant to the 1995 Jerusalem Embassy Act. Once in =
office, though, he instead invoked successive waivers of the law just as =
Bill Clinton had done before him. When Congress recently passed another =
law, which requires the United States to at least identify Jerusalem as =
Israel's capital in our official documents, Bush made clear that he =
won't implement that one either.=20
Our official, unseemly propensity to accede to the world's =
characterization of Israel as barely legitimate filters down into our =
deepest thinking, even finding inadvertent expression by op-ed pundits =
and news writers who have no consciously hostile intent toward the =
Jewish state.=20
Regarding 9/11, for instance, Andrew Sullivan wrote that of all =
foreign leaders, British Prime Minister Tony Blair is "the one figure =
who seemed genuinely to understand the gravity of what had happened." =
Really? Ariel Sharon, unacquainted with terrorism, had no clue? That's =
undoubtedly not what Sullivan meant to imply. But how easily an ally we =
habitually treat as invisible can just slip our minds.=20
As when the Associated Press wrote that "British Prime Minister =
Tony Blair has been Bush's main ally on Iraq."=20
Or when the editors of the National Review Online listed US allies =
offering support against Iraq, naming Turkey, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and =
Britain - but not Israel.=20
Armaud de Borchgrave, in the Washington Times, wrote that there =
"are only two countries in the Middle East" where Americans are popular =
among the masses - Iran and Iraq.=20
Maybe he meant only two Muslim countries. Or maybe, in a momentary =
lapse, he just imagined the Middle East sans a certain democratic state =
whose name, in a perverse deference to enemies, we tend to whisper =
discreetly.=20
This much is clear: If the moral beacon of the world can't resist =
posturing as if our best ally didn't exist, someday, maybe, it won't.=20
Steven Zak is a writer and attorney in California.
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6. QUOTES AND QUICK NOTES=20
"This will give Zionism and America the chance to undermine =
Islam and Muslims,"=20
Saddam Hussein, "condemning" the terrorist take-over of the Moscow =
theatre.=20
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Reuters Has Taken A Specific Anti-Israel Political Line=20
For many years, there has been much propaganda concerning hostile =
reports when it comes to reporting on Israel by the foreign press. The =
question that is always asked is, Is this a conscious policy, or the =
political point of view of an individual writer or editor?=20
Last week, a senior person from the Reuters News Agency appeared =
before a group of Canadian philanthropists from the United Fund. Reuters =
was created by the British and it reports along the ideological lines =
and the world view of Great Britain even after the fall of the British =
Empire.=20
The representative of Reuters admitted for the first time that =
Reuters has taken a specific political line whereby the territories of =
Yesha [the West Bank and Gaza Strip] are considered Palestinian Lands. =
He admitted also that the Reuters News Agency forbids its reporters to =
refer to Palestinian terrorists as terrorists, in spite of the fact that =
such people in other locations merit the term terrorists in Reuters =
reports.=20
For example, the perpetrators of the bombing in Bali, Indonesia =
were defined by Reuters as terrorists. In contrast, the perpetrators of =
the car bomb this week that blew up the bus at Karkur Junction and that =
killed 14 Israelis and wounded tens of others were called teenagers. As =
if a few teenagers executed a little prank.=20
As reported by Makor Rishon Newspaper, October 25=20
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"Bombs in Bali. More bombs in the Philippines. A mass =
hostage-taking in Moscow. A sniper in Washington=92s suburbs. Is this =
how it is going to be? Terror everywhere? Terror without end?=85In the =
mind=92s dark places, a dismaying prospect opens up. What if October is =
not exceptional? What if, instead, it becomes the norm? What if, like =
Israelis, we face a world in which bombs and blood are a commonplace, a =
matter of routine? And what if, like Israelis, we find that our war =
against terrorism fails utterly to stop the terrorists from coming at =
us?"
Columnist Marcus Gee (Globe and Mail, Oct. 26)=20
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7. HIGHLIGHT ARTICLES=20
a.. Repentance In Darmstadt An update on Evangelical Sisterhood =
Of Mary, by Laureen Moe, author of "Anti-Semitism: ..... What Is It?"=20
b.. Friends in Deed Today America and Israel, Christians and =
Jews, find ourselves allies in a struggle for the very soul and survival =
of our civilization. It is time to bury old suspicions and fears, and =
unite in a new move toward cooperation and solidarity.=20
c.. What Does The G-d Of The Bible Say About "Jewish Settlers"? =
Don't we have any powerful friends whatsoever? Let's open our Tenach =
(Bible) to BaMidbar (Numbers), chapter 33:50-53, and 55. These =
scriptures make it very clear that we do have a powerful friend. The G-d =
of the Bible is on Israel's side.=20
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<LI><A href=3D"#1">AN OPEN LETTER TO THE FAMILIES OF THE BALI =
BOMBING=20
VICTIMS</A>=20
<LI><A href=3D"#2">A PALESTINIAN STATE? NEVER!</A>=20
<LI><A href=3D"#3">THE TAP THAT'S RUNNING DRY</A>=20
<LI><A href=3D"#4">ISRAEL'S POLITICAL SHAKEUP LIKELY TO PUT =
BRAKES ON=20
PEACE EFFORTS</A>=20
<LI><A href=3D"#5">ISRAEL KEEPS US SAFE; WE KEEP IT ON THE VERGE =
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<B>1. <A name=3D1>AN OPEN LETTER TO THE FAMILIES OF =
THE BALI=20
BOMBING VICTIMS</A></B>=20
<P>By Arnold Roth - Jerusalem Post - October 31, 2002=20
<P><STRONG><FONT color=3D#800000 size=3D+2>I</FONT></STRONG>n =
Jerusalem I=20
never felt more like a father than when taking the hand of my =
little=20
daughter Malki and crossing the street with her. There is =
something so=20
right and solid about being your child's protector.=20
<P>I never felt more wretched, frightened and alone than on the =
night the=20
call came saying her body had been identified. My daughter had =
been=20
murdered by a deliberate act of explosive horror. I was not there =
to=20
protect her.=20
<P>Grieving for your murdered loved one will be the most intensely =
lonely=20
and personal thing you ever do. No one else can feel the depth of =
pain=20
inside you. Friends and family will want to share the burden, to =
wrap=20
their love and support around you, to lighten the load with their =
sincere=20
care and concern. But the ache remains, along with the feelings of =
guilt.=20
<P>The cold truth will never change: An innocent life was =
deliberately and=20
violently erased and the monsters who did it are delighted with =
the work=20
of their hands.=20
<P>I wish I could pass along some wisdom that might help you =
through this=20
awful time. I can't. The best I can do is share some thoughts.=20
<P>The massacre at Kuta Beach is too raw, too huge, for anyone to =
fully=20
comprehend. Time will help you put it into a context, but you =
should not=20
expect the answers to come easily... or ever.=20
<P>Time plays a key role in Jewish mourning observances. Some =
practices=20
are specific to the first seven days. Others are designated for =
the first=20
30 days. And in the specific case of the death of a parent, =
Judaism=20
prescribes a full year of mourning.=20
<P>This seems strange. A parent's passing, no matter what the=20
circumstances, is always hard. But isn't the death of a life =
partner or a=20
child harder?=20
<P>But that's the point: A year after a parent dies, you can =
expect life=20
to start getting back to normal. But there's no normal life after =
burying=20
a child or a spouse.=20
<P>It's a certainty you are thinking about the people who did =
this. You=20
may be imagining them getting out of bed that day, praying to =
their god,=20
loading their equipment and driving their lethal load to a site of =
pleasure and enjoyment their minds focused on lust for the =
destruction and=20
death of others. Like me, you may feel this was barbarism: =
cold-blooded,=20
primal, bestial an act of pure hatred.=20
<P>But get ready for the cold, clinical analysis of others. For =
them, the=20
terrorists are "militants." The hatred is "desperation." The =
pointless=20
destruction of life is "strategic."=20
<P>An Australian journalist requested an interview with me in =
Jerusalem=20
days after Malki was murdered last year. When I agreed, he told me =
it=20
would make sense for his audience only if he could combine it with =
an=20
interview with the suicide-murderer's father. He said there were =
two sides=20
to the story, and the opinions of the bomber's family were a=20
"counterpoint." I was dumbfounded.=20
<P>The journalist said his professional standards demanded that =
the=20
interview could not take place under any other conditions. So it =
never=20
took place.=20
<P>Some people see life as if through a TV screen. For them, your =
private=20
loss can only be understood as part of a political drama. Point =
and=20
counterpoint.=20
<P>No one should tell you how to mourn, how to grieve. There is no =
standard no over-mourning, no under-mourning. No one can tell you =
how it=20
feels, or how it ought to feel.=20
<P>IF YOU'RE asking what can be done, I want to offer this. When a =
young=20
life ends, a huge empty space is left behind. How do you fill it? =
With=20
hatred, thoughts of revenge, evening up the score?=20
<P>After our daughter's death we sat down as a family and asked =
ourselves=20
how her life and actions should be remembered. We decided to raise =
money=20
and give practical help to families raising a child with =
disabilities.=20
Malki, a very practical teenager, did this herself and believed in =
it. It=20
would have made her smile.=20
<P>Perhaps it's not politically correct to say this, but I believe =
evil=20
does exist in the world a great deal of it. How do you answer =
evil? For=20
us, the right response has been to do things we hope will increase =
the=20
stock of good in the world.=20
<P>We know this will have no impact on the barbarians who killed =
our=20
children and loved ones. But we're absolutely determined that they =
won't=20
be impact us any more than they already have. They and their =
values are=20
irrelevant to our lives.=20
<BLOCKQUOTE><FONT size=3D-2><STRONG>Information about the Malki =
Foundation=20
which the Roth family established in their daughter's memory can =
be=20
found at http://www.kerenmalki.org.</STRONG></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE>
<HR>
<B>2. <A name=3D2>A PALESTINIAN STATE? NEVER!</A></B>=20
<P>By Jan Willem van der Hoeven=20
<P><FONT color=3D#800000 size=3D+2>A</FONT>s soldiers are brutally =
lynched; as=20
holocaust survivors are massacred while sitting at their =
traditional=20
Passover meal; as whole families are killed or wounded while =
enjoying=20
pizza in a downtown restaurant; as soldiers and innocent civilians =
are=20
burned alive in the bus that was supposed to take them home - all =
these=20
actions that, according to the polls, are supported and acclaimed =
by more=20
than half of the Palestinian people; Israeli politicians show =
their utter=20
moral bankruptcy by still offering part of God's holy land, =
promised to=20
Israel, to this 'nation' of killers, lynchers, and callous snipers =
of=20
infants, children and parents.=20
<P>This is the height of absurdity. No nation in the world would =
ever do=20
such a thing!=20
<P>So why are Israel's leaders unable to muster the courage to =
speak out=20
against this evil? Why will they not tell the nations of the world =
- who=20
would never allow such a thing themselves - that Israel will not =
bow to=20
their pressures and accept such a suicidal solution?=20
<P>So perilous and evil is this proposal for the establishment of =
a Muslim=20
terrorist state in the midst of the land God promised His own =
people, that=20
God may have no choice but to allow a mega terrorist attack to =
prevent its=20
establishment.=20
<P>Will it be necessary, in order for this satanically inspired =
plan to be=20
stopped, for the fool-hearted Israelis who have succumbed to it to =
first=20
see an EL AL passenger liner shot down over Tel Aviv by a =
Palestinian=20
terrorist wielding a shoulder-launched missile from the very =
Samarian=20
hills the Israelis are contemplating giving away "for ever" as =
part of the=20
to be formed Palestinian state? Will it take such a terrible =
attack, which=20
would not only stop dead the last trickle of tourism to this land, =
but=20
which would also show what can be done by the enemies of Israel, =
once=20
these areas just 15 miles from Israel's principal nerve centers =
are under=20
their full control?=20
<P>Truly only fools would consider such a scenario!=20
<P>Far better, surely, is the solution already put forward in 1957 =
by none=20
other than the official Advisor on Refugees to the World Council =
of=20
Churches, Elfan Rees, who writes in The Refugee Problem Today and=20
Tomorrow:=20
<BLOCKQUOTE><I>"I hold the view that, political issues aside, the =
Arab=20
refugee problem is by far the easiest postwar refugee problem to =
solve=20
by integration. By faith, by language, by race and by social=20
organization, they are indistinguishable from their fellows of =
the host=20
countries. There is room for them, and land for them, in Syria =
and in=20
Iraq. There is a developing demand for the kind of manpower that =
they=20
represent. More unusually still, there is the money to make this =
integration possible. The United Nations General Assembly, five =
years=20
ago, voted a sum of 200 million dollars to provide 'homes and =
jobs' for=20
the Arab refugees. That money remains unspent, not because these =
tragic=20
people are strangers in a strange land, because they are not; =
not=20
because there is no room for them to be established, because =
there is;=20
but simply for political reasons."</I></BLOCKQUOTE>Jan Willem =
van der=20
Hoeven, Director<BR>International Christian Zionist Center=20
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<B>3. <A name=3D3>THE TAP THAT'S RUNNING DRY</A></B>=20
<P>By Avi Davis - October 31, 2002=20
<P><FONT face=3D"Copperplate Gothic Bold" color=3D#800000=20
size=3D+2><STRONG>L</STRONG></FONT>ets face it: the Middle East is =
an arid=20
place. North Africa and the Middle East accounts for 6.3 percent =
of the=20
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renewable fresh=20
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countries have=20
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the=20
most important aspects of the Iran-Iraq war between 1980-88 was =
the bid to=20
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remains=20
unresolved. Turkey and Syria have several times come close to war =
over=20
rights to the headwaters of the Euphrates. Likewise, in 1964, Arab =
countries tried to re-route the headwaters of the Jordan, which =
flows into=20
Israel. Israel responded by bombing the pumping stations and =
forcing the=20
Syrians to cease. The power of the water issue to ignite conflict =
was=20
underscored by the PLO in 1965 when it chose, as its very first =
target of=20
assault, Israel=92s National Water Carrier .=20
<P>Issues over water rights are complicated by the competitive =
needs of=20
the countries. For example, the per capita water consumption in =
Israel, an=20
industrialized nation, is several times that of its Arab =
neighbors.=20
<P>Nevertheless Israel endures water shortages and has suffered =
greviously=20
from a drought that has reduced the Sea of Galilee, which contains =
35% of=20
all of Israel=92s potable water to dangerous levels.=20
<P>All of which makes the recent decision of the Lebanese =
government to=20
pump water from the Hatzbani, a tributary of the Jordan, a bitter =
source=20
of contention between the two countries. While Lebanon has claimed =
that=20
its consumption of water from the Wazzani Springs will drain only =
a small=20
faction of its total flow, Israel, unsurprisingly, regards such =
pumping as=20
a dangerous precedent that it cannot tolerate. Short of a peace =
treaty=20
that governs the riparian rights and responsibilities of all the =
countries=20
in the area, Israel has always felt it must enforce control of its =
water=20
supply. Failure to do so can be a perilous mistake in a region =
given to=20
the sudden eruption of war.=20
<P>Yet a peace treaty is precisely what all the states require for =
the=20
sake of future water usage. That is because such treaties can and =
do work.=20
In October 1994, Israel and Jordan signed a peace treaty with =
Israel=20
which, among other things, laid out a framework for the =
distribution of=20
water from the Jordan River =96 a water source they both share. =
Several=20
months even before the treaty was signed, Israel began to =
distribute water=20
to Jordan in recognition of that country=92s extreme water =
shortages.=20
Subsequent agreements guaranteed Jordan the annual delivery of 50 =
million=20
cubic meters of water, an obligation that Israel, despite its own=20
shortages, has faithfully fulfilled. Agreements on the =
construction of=20
dams and water desalination plants were also contemplated by the =
treaties,=20
a breakthrough in regional cooperation that should have been a =
precursor=20
of agreements with all of Israel=92s neighbors.=20
<P>But even the desperate water problems of the region have not =
been=20
enough to coerce Israel=92s other adversaries into serious =
contemplation of=20
a treaty =96 even one limited to water rights. Successive Israeli=20
governments have been willing to come to terms with both Syria and =
Lebanon=20
over water issues, with the Barak government drawing up an =
extensive plan=20
to share its water resources and technology with those countries. =
But all=20
such efforts have been stonewalled by hard line positions over =
territory.=20
<P>Not that a country such as Syria has that much choice. In =
Damascus a=20
water system designed for a population of one million is servicing =
a=20
population of four million that is growing at an annual rate of =
eight per=20
cent. To compensate for the excess demand, ground water sources =
are being=20
exploited without regard to conservation. Until recently, waste =
management=20
was virtually nonexistent, with sewage dumped untreated into =
surface water=20
in many Syrian cities.=20
<P>The situation becomes even more hazardous when issues of global =
warming=20
and pollution are factored into the equation. A recent study, =
cited in the=20
journal Science, claims that fine particles produced by pollution =
in=20
industrialized countries have gathered in the upper atmosphere =
over the=20
Mediterranean. This, claims the study, is having a devastating =
impact on=20
weather patterns in the region and could mean years of drought. It =
also=20
should not be forgotten that international law compels upstream =
states to=20
take into account the needs of downstream states and even to =
secure their=20
approval of any project that may adversely affect them. For some =
that=20
argument might seem like just plain common sense. But sadly in the =
Middle=20
East, no principle of international law, bad environmental news or =
even=20
the desperate needs of populations, seems likely to shatter the =
formidable=20
dam of resistance, erected by Arab states, to reconciliation with =
the=20
despised Jewish state.=20
<P>And yet the day is fast approaching when the spigot on the Arab =
side of=20
the border will run dry. When that happens, Syria and Lebanon may =
well=20
find the need to go to war. But by that time , there may not be =
enough=20
water available to even cool the radiators in their military =
vehicles, let=20
alone fill the canisters of their under-manned and under-motivated =
troops.=20
<BLOCKQUOTE><FONT size=3D-2><STRONG>Avi Davis is the senior fellow =
of the=20
Freeman Center for Strategic Studies and the senior editorial =
columnist=20
for the on-line magazine =
Jewsweek.com</STRONG></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE>
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<B>4. <A name=3D4>ISRAEL'S POLITICAL SHAKEUP LIKELY TO =
PUT=20
BRAKES ON PEACE EFFORTS</A> </B>
<P>By Ellis Shuman October 31, 2002=20
<P><FONT color=3D#800000 size=3D+2>T</FONT>he collapse of Israel's =
national=20
unity government and the possibility that Prime Minister Ariel =
Sharon will=20
form a narrow right-wing coalition will derail the already shaky =
efforts=20
to restart the Middle East peace process, political analysts say.=20
<P>Even if Israel heads to early elections instead, which would =
mean a=20
delay of at least three months, the American-led efforts to get =
Israelis=20
and Palestinians to agree to a "road map" to a final peace =
arrangement=20
would be threatened.=20
<P>Sharon's new partners in a right-wing coalition government =
would likely=20
object to many of the American plan's provisions granting further=20
concessions to the Palestinians, including a freeze on settlements =
and=20
further Israeli troop withdrawals.=20
<P>Former Tourism Minister MK Benyamin (Benny) Elon (National=20
Union/Yisrael Beiteinu), whose seven-member right-wing faction may =
join=20
Sharon to give his coalition a Knesset majority, said the =
government=20
should now adopt a more hardline platform. "We have to exploit the =
coming=20
year to do things that he (Sharon) wanted to do but didn't succeed =
to do,"=20
Elon told Israel Radio.=20
<P>Some analysts believe that the Israeli political situation has=20
effectively put the "road map" on hold. ''A policy that's already=20
sleepwalking can now go back to bed,'' said Stephen Cohen, a =
scholar with=20
the Israel Policy Forum.=20
<H4>United States is focused primarily on Iraq </H4>White House =
spokesman=20
Ari Fleischer refused to comment on yesterday's developments. =
''The United=20
States views the events in Israel as part of Israel's internal =
democratic=20
process, and we have no comment beyond that,'' he said.=20
<P>But off the record, American officials were waiting to see =
where the=20
dust settled after the breakup of Israel's government, which =
apparently=20
caught the Bush administration off guard, the Boston Globe =
reported.=20
<P>''We're not going to put the brakes on. Circumstances may cause =
the=20
brakes to be put on, but we're not going to put the brakes on,'' a =
State=20
Department official told the paper, speaking on condition of =
anonymity.=20
<P>Middle East analysts believe that as long as the Americans are =
focused=20
primarily on Iraq, the brakes on the Middle East peace process are =
already=20
in place. ''[The fall of Israel's government] doesn't matter much =
because=20
the U.S. is not looking for a dramatic change in the situation at =
the=20
moment," said Henry Siegman, senior fellow on the Middle East at =
the=20
Council on Foreign Relations in New York.=20
<P>CNN's Jerusalem correspondent Jerrold Kessel reported that =
Israel's=20
foreign policy was unlikely to change as a result of Labor's =
departure.=20
Kessel said that party politics had always dictated Israel's =
foreign=20
policy, but the only thing of importance at this time was Israel's =
support=20
for America's "war on terror."=20
<H4>"No diplomatic process to speak of" </H4>Israeli media =
commentators=20
said that Israel would retain good relations with the Bush =
administration=20
because Sharon has been personally responsible for the =
government's=20
contacts with President George W. Bush. Israel stands to lose =
support from=20
European countries, the commentators said, because outgoing =
foreign=20
minister Shimon Peres had been in charge of protecting Israel's =
interests=20
there.=20
<P>In commentary in today's Jerusalem Post, Herb Keinon wrote that =
the=20
fall of the national unity government would have no impact on the=20
diplomatic process, because "there is no diplomatic process to =
speak of."=20
If Sharon forms a right-wing coalition, there would be "a change =
of tone=20
if not content on the diplomatic front," Keinon said.=20
<P>Palestinian cabinet member Saeb Erekat said Israel's coalition =
crisis=20
was further evidence that the country was "moving faster and =
faster away=20
from an atmosphere of peace."=20
<P>Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat is particularly =
worried=20
about the appointment of former IDF Chief of Staff Shaul Mofaz to =
replace=20
Defense Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, Yediot Aharonot reported. =
"This is=20
a step that will increase [our] sensitivity and could affect the =
entire=20
region," Arafat told the newspaper.=20
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<B>5. <A name=3D5>ISRAEL KEEPS US SAFE; WE KEEP IT ON =
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<P>by Steven Zak - November 1, 2002=20
<P><STRONG><FONT face=3DArial color=3D#800000 =
size=3D+2>T</FONT></STRONG> As=20
Israel's self-proclaimed protector, we in the United States get =
testy when=20
our little protege misbehaves. "Israel could have no better or =
stronger=20
friend than the United States," Ari Fleischer scolded last year, =
after=20
Ariel Sharon failed to express sufficient gratitude over US =
pressure to go=20
easy on genocidal lunatics. More recently, we angrily pressed the =
Israelis=20
to allow 20 child killers, holed up with Yasser Arafat, to escape =
to=20
murder another day.=20
<P>In truth, Israel is as much our protector as the other way =
around. We=20
provide that country with aid, to be sure, but it more than =
reciprocates=20
in intelligence and sheer military muscle. Israel mans the front =
against=20
some of our most vicious enemies - Iran, Iraq, Syria and their =
terrorist=20
proxies the Palestinian Authority and Hezbollah (The latter, =
operating=20
just beyond the northern border of Israel and in league with =
al-Qaeda and=20
the PA, has murdered nearly 300 Americans - until 9/11 more than =
any other=20
terrorist group in the world).=20
<P>When "allies" like France and Germany denounce us for pursuing =
the=20
removal of Saddam Hussein, Israel unwaveringly stands by our side. =
Even=20
dovish Foreign Minister Shimon Peres recently described Israel as =
a "loyal=20
soldier" for the US against Iraq. And, unlike in Britain, the =
majority of=20
the Israeli public extends us its support as well.=20
<P>Now and then, in passing, we actually express some gratitude. =
President=20
Bush once said that the United States and Israel have a "special=20
relationship." Dick Cheney added that the "two countries are full =
partners=20
in the cause of defeating this threat to the civilized world." But =
if so,=20
why is our "partner" never welcome to join us in battle? We'll =
fight=20
alongside Canadians, Brits, Norwegians - just about anyone except =
Israelis=20
(Is that what makes our relationship "special"?). In recent weeks, =
over=20
1,000 US Special Ops have been training in Jordan with troops from =
Jordan,=20
Oman and Kuwait. Yet, as in Gulf War I and in Afghanistan, we =
intend in=20
Gulf War II to make Israel a pariah. Even if they're attacked we =
don't=20
want them involved in Iraq, for fear of offending the Arabs=20
(Interestingly, we don't worry that involving the Arabs might lose =
us the=20
support of Israel). This is a profound insult. As the Jerusalem =
Post=20
wrote, "the only nation that does not have a right to defend =
itself is a=20
state that has no right to exist."=20
<P>Of course, if we were ready to forcefully acknowledge that =
right, we'd=20
have our embassy in Israel's capital - as we do in all of the =
other=20
countries with whom we have diplomatic relations. As a candidate =
for=20
president, George W. Bush promised to, at long last, move our =
embassy from=20
Tel Aviv pursuant to the 1995 Jerusalem Embassy Act. Once in =
office,=20
though, he instead invoked successive waivers of the law just as =
Bill=20
Clinton had done before him. When Congress recently passed another =
law,=20
which requires the United States to at least identify Jerusalem as =
Israel's capital in our official documents, Bush made clear that =
he won't=20
implement that one either.=20
<P>Our official, unseemly propensity to accede to the world's=20
characterization of Israel as barely legitimate filters down into =
our=20
deepest thinking, even finding inadvertent expression by op-ed =
pundits and=20
news writers who have no consciously hostile intent toward the =
Jewish=20
state.=20
<P>Regarding 9/11, for instance, Andrew Sullivan wrote that of all =
foreign=20
leaders, British Prime Minister Tony Blair is "the one figure who =
seemed=20
genuinely to understand the gravity of what had happened." Really? =
Ariel=20
Sharon, unacquainted with terrorism, had no clue? That's =
undoubtedly not=20
what Sullivan meant to imply. But how easily an ally we habitually =
treat=20
as invisible can just slip our minds.=20
<P>As when the Associated Press wrote that "British Prime Minister =
Tony=20
Blair has been Bush's main ally on Iraq."=20
<P>Or when the editors of the National Review Online listed US =
allies=20
offering support against Iraq, naming Turkey, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman =
and=20
Britain - but not Israel.=20
<P>Armaud de Borchgrave, in the Washington Times, wrote that there =
"are=20
only two countries in the Middle East" where Americans are popular =
among=20
the masses - Iran and Iraq.=20
<P>Maybe he meant only two Muslim countries. Or maybe, in a =
momentary=20
lapse, he just imagined the Middle East sans a certain democratic =
state=20
whose name, in a perverse deference to enemies, we tend to whisper =
discreetly.=20
<P>This much is clear: If the moral beacon of the world can't =
resist=20
posturing as if our best ally didn't exist, someday, maybe, it =
won't.=20
<BLOCKQUOTE><FONT size=3D-2><STRONG>Steven Zak is a writer and =
attorney in=20
California.</STRONG></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE>
<HR>
<B>6. <A name=3D6>QUOTES AND QUICK NOTES</B></A>=20
<BLOCKQUOTE><STRONG>"This will give Zionism and America the chance =
to=20
undermine Islam and Muslims," </STRONG></BLOCKQUOTE>Saddam =
Hussein,=20
"condemning" the terrorist take-over of the Moscow theatre.=20
<HR>
<B>Reuters Has Taken A Specific Anti-Israel Political Line</B>=20
<P>For many years, there has been much propaganda concerning =
hostile=20
reports when it comes to reporting on Israel by the foreign press. =
The=20
question that is always asked is, Is this a conscious policy, or =
the=20
political point of view of an individual writer or editor?=20
<P>Last week, a senior person from the Reuters News Agency =
appeared before=20
a group of Canadian philanthropists from the United Fund. Reuters =
was=20
created by the British and it reports along the ideological lines =
and the=20
world view of Great Britain even after the fall of the British =
Empire.=20
<P>The representative of Reuters admitted for the first time that =
Reuters=20
has taken a specific political line whereby the territories of =
Yesha [the=20
West Bank and Gaza Strip] are considered Palestinian Lands. He =
admitted=20
also that the Reuters News Agency forbids its reporters to refer =
to=20
Palestinian terrorists as terrorists, in spite of the fact that =
such=20
people in other locations merit the term terrorists in Reuters =
reports.=20
<P>For example, the perpetrators of the bombing in Bali, Indonesia =
were=20
defined by Reuters as terrorists. In contrast, the perpetrators of =
the car=20
bomb this week that blew up the bus at Karkur Junction and that =
killed 14=20
Israelis and wounded tens of others were called teenagers. As if a =
few=20
teenagers executed a little prank.=20
<P>As reported by Makor Rishon Newspaper, October 25=20
<HR>
<BLOCKQUOTE><STRONG>"Bombs in Bali. More bombs in the Philippines. =
A=20
mass hostage-taking in Moscow. A sniper in Washington=92s =
suburbs. Is this=20
how it is going to be? Terror everywhere? Terror without =
end?=85In the=20
mind=92s dark places, a dismaying prospect opens up. What if =
October is=20
not exceptional? What if, instead, it becomes the norm? What if, =
like=20
Israelis, we face a world in which bombs and blood are a =
commonplace, a=20
matter of routine? And what if, like Israelis, we find that our =
war=20
against terrorism fails utterly to stop the terrorists from =
coming at=20
us?"</STRONG></BLOCKQUOTE>Columnist Marcus Gee (Globe and Mail, =
Oct. 26)=20
<HR>
<B>7. <A name=3D7>HIGHLIGHT ARTICLES</A></B>=20
<UL><B>
<LI><A=20
=
href=3D"http://christianactionforisrael.org/antiholo/darmstadt.html">Repe=
ntance=20
In Darmstadt</A> <FONT color=3D#4b4549 size=3D-2>An update =
on=20
Evangelical Sisterhood Of Mary, by Laureen Moe, author of=20
"Anti-Semitism: ..... What Is It?"</FONT>=20
<LI><A=20
=
href=3D"http://christianactionforisrael.org/isreport/oct02/friends.html">=
Friends=20
in Deed</A> <FONT color=3D#4b4549 size=3D-2>Today America =
and Israel,=20
Christians and Jews, find ourselves allies in a struggle for the =
very=20
soul and survival of our civilization. It is time to bury old =
suspicions=20
and fears, and unite in a new move toward cooperation and =
solidarity.=20
</FONT>
<LI><A=20
=
href=3D"http://christianactionforisrael.org/isreport/oct02/settlers.html"=
>What=20
Does The G-d Of The Bible Say About "Jewish Settlers"?</A> =
<FONT=20
color=3D#4b4549 size=3D-2>Don't we have any powerful friends =
whatsoever?=20
Let's open our Tenach (Bible) to BaMidbar (Numbers), chapter =
33:50-53,=20
and 55. These scriptures make it very clear that we do have a =
powerful=20
friend. The G-d of the Bible is on Israel's side. =
</FONT></LI></UL></B>
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