bemoans the dismal effect of Hasbara and Israel diplomatic failure to effect world opinion. He concludes that not enough is spent on Diplomatic relations, and this prevents the world from knowing the true history of the land and the connection of the Jewish people to it. That may be true, but I believe the problem is more fundamental and visceral.

The current perception which Israel is projecting to the world is that Israel is ready and eager to divide the land in order to attain peace. In the classic story of King Solomon and the baby, the woman who was ready to cut the baby in half was clearly not its mother. Likewise, an Israel repeating the "two-states solution" mantra, while the Palestinians chant "from the river to sea,"jazz

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Archive for January, 2012

Here is a last-minute NFC championship game post. The New York Giant Bay Area outpost is open for business in Albany, California, consisting entirely of my family. I don’t dare venture out into the streets until after the Giants have destroyed the 49ers, reaping revenge for the last time these two teams met in the post season in 2002; a wild-card game in which the Giants blew a 24 point lead only to lose 39-38.

Have I mentioned that these west coasters are out of their minds?! They were already printing their Super Bowl tickets even before they beat the Saints. Then last Saturday’s mass jubilation after their improbably victory — carrying on like it was the final scene from Hoosiers. (my world war two