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(Jerusalem Post) Barry Rubin - Sharon's illness may be distracting attention from the Palestinian crisis, but it is the Palestinian political situation which makes any progress toward peace impossible for years to come. The Palestinian movement is rushing headlong into the past, with both Hamas and the new Fatah leaders, headed by Marwan Barghouti, returning to the strategies of Arafat that have failed for four decades. The only ones who still think Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas counts for anything are the Western media. The single most remarkable event was a January 4 armed attack by Fatah on the Egyptian army, forcing that country's troops to withdraw from the Egypt-Gaza border. This event shows how ridiculous it is to expect Egypt to do anything to safeguard this border or prevent terrorists and arms from crossing it. The Egyptians are boiling mad and their anger will manifest itself in the future. No Arab state will give the Palestinians serious economic support. 2006-01-09 00:00:00Full Article
Palestinian Movement Rushing Headlong into the Past
(Jerusalem Post) Barry Rubin - Sharon's illness may be distracting attention from the Palestinian crisis, but it is the Palestinian political situation which makes any progress toward peace impossible for years to come. The Palestinian movement is rushing headlong into the past, with both Hamas and the new Fatah leaders, headed by Marwan Barghouti, returning to the strategies of Arafat that have failed for four decades. The only ones who still think Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas counts for anything are the Western media. The single most remarkable event was a January 4 armed attack by Fatah on the Egyptian army, forcing that country's troops to withdraw from the Egypt-Gaza border. This event shows how ridiculous it is to expect Egypt to do anything to safeguard this border or prevent terrorists and arms from crossing it. The Egyptians are boiling mad and their anger will manifest itself in the future. No Arab state will give the Palestinians serious economic support. 2006-01-09 00:00:00Full Article
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