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(Boston Globe) Hillel Newman - Only when presented with the new policies of the new Palestinian leadership will we know whether we are truly entering a new era. It is imperative for the new Palestinian leadership to break from Arafat's tradition and answer vital questions about the future, not just with words but with real actions. Will the Palestinian leadership resolve to live alongside the State of Israel and not instead of the State of Israel? Will the Palestinian leadership take concrete steps to reign in terrorist groups and stop teaching hate? If they lack the power to do this, they will undoubtedly lack the power to implement any agreements. If they lack the will to do this, they cannot be genuine partners in peace. It is impossible to achieve peace in an atmosphere of terror and incitement. The next Palestinian government must build legitimacy by educating their children to become the next generation's teachers and doctors rather than the world's next suicide bombers. These are life and death questions. They are not Israeli demands, but the basic conditions for life to continue in the region. 2012-12-30 00:00:00Full Article
Questions for Palestinian Leaders
(Boston Globe) Hillel Newman - Only when presented with the new policies of the new Palestinian leadership will we know whether we are truly entering a new era. It is imperative for the new Palestinian leadership to break from Arafat's tradition and answer vital questions about the future, not just with words but with real actions. Will the Palestinian leadership resolve to live alongside the State of Israel and not instead of the State of Israel? Will the Palestinian leadership take concrete steps to reign in terrorist groups and stop teaching hate? If they lack the power to do this, they will undoubtedly lack the power to implement any agreements. If they lack the will to do this, they cannot be genuine partners in peace. It is impossible to achieve peace in an atmosphere of terror and incitement. The next Palestinian government must build legitimacy by educating their children to become the next generation's teachers and doctors rather than the world's next suicide bombers. These are life and death questions. They are not Israeli demands, but the basic conditions for life to continue in the region. 2012-12-30 00:00:00Full Article
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