Monday, August 21, 2006

It's time to take away Israel's car keys.

That's what you would do for a friend who was too far gone to drive. Hell, you might just save his life.

So, what do you do for a previously honest, honorable and sober country that, unfortunately, has drunk a little too much of Shrub's kool-aid?

From No Quarter:

The last thing Israel needs now are a bunch of sycophants and fawning relatives telling it how great and good it is. They need to stop acting like adolescent fools and find the moral high ground they once occuppied. One key to Israel's longterm security is to solidify its reputation as a nation committed to law and the protection of human rights. When Israeli civilians were being blown up on buses and in market places during the Intifada, international public pressure forced Hamas and Hizbullah to shift away from suicide bombings.

When Israel acts with honor and restraint it has little difficulty portraying its enemies as crazy terrorists. But, when Israel lowers itself to the level of the terrorists, it is Israel, not the terrorists, who suffer. And let there be no doubt, Israel is suffering.


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