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SUBJECT: ISRAEL MEDIA REACTION
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SUBJECTS COVERED IN THIS REPORT:
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¶1. Mideast
¶2. US-Israel Relations
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Key stories in the media:
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Over the weekend all media reported that the Quartet decided on
Friday to maintain the boycott of the Hamas government until it
renounces terrorism and recognizes Israel and the previous
agreements that it signed with the Palestinian Authority. The media
reported that on Saturday the Palestinian government condemned the
decision. However, Yediot wrote on Sunday that people in Gaza and
in Ramallah noted with satisfaction the position of Russia and
Germany, which deviated from the joint decision and called for an
end to the economic and diplomatic boycott of the Palestinians.
Yediot reported that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who "will
arrive this weekend for a summit with Olmert and Abu Mazen," called
for the resumption of negotiations between Israel and the
Palestinians despite the violent incidents in the Gaza Strip.
According to Yediot, the administration has already begun to
coordinate the summit.
Ha'aretz (on Sunday) and Maariv (today) reported that the IDF is
gearing up for a possible invasion of the Gaza Strip. Maariv wrote
that the IDF fears a Sabra and Shatila-like massacre. Maariv
reported that the Israeli defense establishment is preparing for
three possible scenarios: a mass killing, thousands of refugees
thronging the Gaza-Israel fence, and a desperate call for help from
Fatah.
Ha'aretz reported that on Sunday PM Ehud Olmert rejected Defense
Minister Amir Peretz's proposal to evacuate several illegal West
Bank outposts. In a routine work meeting between the two, Peretz
suggested three or four possible outposts. Olmert replied that the
timing is not right for an evacuation. Ha'aretz quoted sources in
the Prime Minister's Office as saying that Peretz proposed tiny
outposts with just a few trailers. The sources were quoted as
saying that the PM is in favor of removing illegal outposts, but
supports developing a comprehensive plan on the matter. Ha'aretz
said that Olmert told Peretz they would determine the proper timing
together.
On Sunday various media (banner in Yediot) quoted President Hosni
Mubarak of Egypt as saying during a press conference with German
Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday that without the release of
abducted IDF soldier Gilad Shalit, it will not be possible to
advance the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians. He
expressed hope that an agreement will be reached soon. The
Palestinians are also interested in the release of prisoners,
Mubarak was quoted as saying, and added that Cairo is mediating on
this matter.
Over the weekend all media Egyptian authorities announced on
Saturday that they had arrested a 31 year-old Egyptian subject whom
they accused of spying for Israel. Today Ha'aretz reported that the
student arrested in Egypt confessed to spying for Israel. The
Egyptians announced, moreover, that arrest warrants had been issued
in absentia against three Israelis who allegedly had recruited the
young Egyptian man, Mohammed Issam Ghanem el-Atar. Israeli
officials denied any knowledge of the affair. On Sunday Maariv's
Jacky Hoogie suggested that the highly publicized arrest was a
political ploy by the Egyptian government that was geared to appease
domestic public opinion in the aftermath of a massive crackdown on
Muslim Brotherhood activists, which was highly unpopular. Today
Maariv reported that two Syrians photographed the Israeli Embassy in
Cairo.
Israel Radio reported on the abduction attempt of an Israeli at the
Eli junction in the West Bank on Sunday. Three Hamas terrorists
were arrested in connection with the episode.
Ha'aretz reported that Qadura Fares, a leading Fatah figure, who has
recently been involved in mediation efforts between PA Chairman
[President] Mahmoud Abbas and Khaled Mashal, the head of Hamas's
political bureau, told the newspaper on Sunday that during their
meeting in Mecca on Tuesday, Abbas and Mashal, are expected to agree
on setting up a national unity government in the territories. Fares
was quoted as saying that there are no longer any disputes between
the two main Palestinian groups. Ha'aretz quoted Mashal as saying
on Sunday that "we must not fail on Tuesday in Saudi Arabia. The
dialogue with Fatah must succeed." Ha'aretz wrote that according to
details of the agreement reached between the two sides, the current
Prime Minister, Ismail Haniyeh, will also be the head of the unity
government.
Major media reported that on Sunday Khaled Mashal condemned
excavations by Israeli archaeologists near Jerusalem's al-Aqsa
Mosque and warned they were "playing with fire." He was quoted as
saying at a news conference in Damascus: "I have a stern warning for
the enemy." "Sharon's desecration of Al-Aqsa sparked the 2000
uprising. The Israeli leadership must learn from this lesson. We
have confidence in our people, its masses, all of its groups and
military wings," he added.
The Jerusalem Post reported that senior US and European officials
have told the newspaper that, while Israel complains that arms are
being smuggled to Hizbullah across the Syrian-Lebanese border, it is
not providing the international community with the documentation to
prove it. On Sunday Ha'aretz quoted Hizbullah leader Sheikh Hassan
Nasrallah as saying in an interview with the Kuwaiti newspaper
Al-Rai Al-Aam that he is willing to receive aid not only from Iran
but also from Muslim countries that have diplomatic ties with
Israel, such as Egypt, and states that are considered moderate, such
as Saudi Arabia. He was quoted as saying that it is no secret that
Iran is aiding Hizbullah by sending money and weapons via Syria.
Yediot cited British newspaper Sunday Times reports that Mossad
agents killed a high-ranking Iranian nuclear scientist. Yediot
wrote that American intelligence officials reportedly told the
British weekly that the nuclear scientist, Ardeshire Hassanpour,
worked in the uranium-conversion compound in Isfahan.
All media reported that on Sunday the cabinet approved the
appointment of Defense Ministry Director-General Maj. Gen. (res.)
Gabi Ashkenazi to the post of IDF Chief of Staff, and that it
decided that his term will be for four years, rather than three
years as has-been the case until now.
The Jerusalem Post reported that Internal Security Minister Avi
Dichter left today for a four-day working visit to the United States
and Canada that will include what he described as a "breakthrough
signing of an agreement [with the US] for the war on terror and
establishing cooperation between the Internal Security Ministry and
the Department of Homeland Security."
The Jerusalem Post printed a Jewish Telegraphic Agency story that,
speaking at a dinner for AIPAC's Northeast Region over the weekend,
presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodman Clinton "tried to convince
doubters that she will stand by Israel."
The Jerusalem Post quoted Jewish Agency Spokesman Yarden Vatikay as
saying that leading US news media have refused to sell Internet ad
space to the Jewish Agency for a campaign against Iranian President
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The newspaper reported that CNN called the ad
"political."
Israel Radio reported that British Foreign Secretary Margaret
Beckett will arrive in Israel today on her first visit to the
country.
Ha'aretz reported that in mid-January the Office of Coordinator of
the GOI's Activities in the Territories presented foreign diplomats
with a document detailing easing measures for the Palestinians: The
document is based on a bolstering of Abbas. Among other steps, it
proposes that employees of the Palestinian judicial system be
granted freedom of movement. Ha'aretz (Amira Hass) said that the
document did not live up to expectations springing from the latest
Olmert-Abbas meeting.
Ha'aretz quoted Israeli nuclear experts as saying that, akin to
Israel, Iran is striving is striving for a nuclear ambiguity
policy.
Maariv reported that a Chicago court acquitted Muhammad Salah, a
Palestinian who resides in the US, who was suspected of involvement
of terrorism, despite the testimony of two Shin Bet interrogators
who were especially flown in from Israel.
Hatzofe reported that an Israeli-made stable with a camel-milking
facility has been inaugurated in Dubai. Yediot reported that two
Muslim nations in Africa are interested in opening branches of Yad
Sarah -- a charitable Israeli organization that lends medical
equipment to patients and disabled persons.
On Sunday The Jerusalem Post reported that an Israeli-developed
security system -- Behavior Pattern Recognition -- was used at the
Super Bowl game in Miami.
All media reported that Interior Minister Roni Bar-On (Kadima) has
withdrawn his candidacy for the post of justice minister. Ha'aretz
reported that former cabinet minister Prof. Amnon Rubinstein and
former Kadima MK Prof. Uriel Reichman, who are not currently part of
Israel's political system, are candidates for the position.
All media reported on the resignation of lawyer and former justice
minister David Libai from the defense of Israeli President Moshe
Katsav. Celebrated attorney Avigdor Feldman has taken Libai's place
in Katsav's defense team.
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¶1. Mideast:
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Summary:
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The independent, left-leaning Ha'aretz editorialized: "The
government should immediately and vigorously state that the country
adopts the Arab League summit initiative, and that it is willing to
negotiate over its basic points with any authorized Palestinian
party."
Chief Economic Editor Sever Plotker wrote in the editorial of the
mass-circulation, pluralist Yediot Aharonot: "The dream of a
'national unity government' in which terrorists will serve alongside
civilians, fanatics alongside technocrats, is not expected to come
true. For even if a government of this type is formed in Ramallah
or Beirut, it will soon dissolve, leaving behind scorched earth."
Block Quotes:
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¶I. "Hamas Is Not Going Away"
The independent, left-leaning Ha'aretz editorialized (2/5): "The
terrible disturbances unfolding in the Gaza Strip, the killings of
members of the security organizations of both Fatah and Hamas, the
lack of control of the twin leaders -- Mahmoud Abbas on one hand and
Ismail Haniyeh on the other -- are too easily being called 'civil
war.' This is a term that apparently offers Israel refuge from the
need to act on the diplomatic front. However, Israel has never
needed excuses.... During the past year, a new political reality
emerged, both in the territories and in Israel, which the Quartet
refuses to acknowledge. Hamas, not Fatah won the elections, and
Hamas is the one that has a hold on the Palestinian institutions of
government, while Fatah is behaving as a rebel movement that refuses
to accept its defeats.... Instead of constantly trying to decide
which Israeli manipulation will work best, the government should
immediately and vigorously state that the country adopts the Arab
League summit initiative, and that it is willing to negotiate over
its basic points with any authorized Palestinian party. At the same
time, it should state that it would be willing to cooperate with any
Palestinian government on issues that are related to essential
services and concern the rehabilitation of civilian infrastructures.
To this end there is no need for Hamas to recognize Israel, or vice
versa - only to appreciate the humanitarian needs of a population
that has been transformed into a hostage."
II. "War of Civilizations"
Chief Economic Editor Sever Plotker wrote in the editorial of the
mass-circulation, pluralist Yediot Aharonot (2/5): "The fronts are
many -- the war is one. In Gaza, in Beirut, in Baghdad and to an
increasing degree in Tehran too, the great war over the soul and
image of the Muslim Middle East is taking place.... From this
standpoint, Islamic fanaticism is adopting the patterns of control
of the extremist Western ideologies of the 20th century. Like them,
Muslim fanaticism needs the eternal fire of armed revolution, holy
war of one kind or another and the aspiration for physical and
ideological conquests.... Stability is, therefore, the number one
enemy of fanatic Islam, as it was the enemy of fascism. Thus, there
is no possibility of peaceful coexistence between fanatics and
moderates. The dream of a 'national unity government' in which
terrorists will serve alongside civilians, fanatics alongside
technocrats, is not expected to come true. For even if a government
of this type is formed in Ramallah or Beirut, it will soon dissolve,
leaving behind scorched earth. You cannot ride on the back of a
ferocious tiger, unless you are willing to become its next victim.
Israel stands outside the internal Arab and internal Muslim war of
civilization. But only ostensibly: Conciliation with Israel is one
of the main disputed issues -- though not the main bone of
contention. At the heart of the dispute stands the question of the
future: What kind of future can hundreds of millions of children in
the greater Muslim east look forward to: A future of jihad or of
growth? Of darkness or of light? This dilemma is one that the
Arab nation will have to resolve on its own, and there will be no
shortcuts in it."
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¶2. US-Israel Relations:
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Summary:
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Editorial writer Eliahu Salpeter wrote in the independent,
left-leaning Ha'aretz: "In its political struggle, Israel needs the
support of American Jews. In their struggle against anti-Semitism,
they need wiser Israeli behavior in the conflict with the
Palestinians."
Zalman Shoval, senior Likud member and former ambassador to the US,
wrote in the mass-circulation, pluralist Yediot Aharonot: "Both
sides, Israel and the US, must undertake without delay the task of
investing renewed and relevant content in the term 'strategic
cooperation.'"
Washington correspondent Shmuel Rosner wrote in Ha'aretz: "The Jews
of Israel comprise perhaps the most sympathetic group toward Bush in
the entire world.... On the other hand, American Jews constitute one
of the least sympathetic groups."
Block Quotes:
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¶I. "Who Really Cares About This Carter Guy?"
Editorial writer Eliahu Salpeter wrote in the independent,
left-leaning Ha'aretz (2/5): "More infuriating and painful [than the
heated controversy in the US media] is the fact that [Jimmy Carter's
latest] book creates a sort of triangle: the denunciations and
defamations of Arab and pro-Arab sources have recently been joined
by powerful Jews protesting against the occupation and Israel's
behavior in the territories, speaking in the name of Jewish values.
And now they are joined by the former US President, a symbol of
liberalism, righteousness and American support for the weak and
persecuted all over the world. His words are a kind of seal of
approval for the denunciations of Israel by the 'Do-Gooders'
Israelis once considered themselves part of.... Criticism of the
Israeli occupation and anti-Semitism are both on the rise. The
former spurs anti-Semitism, and the latter reinforces hostility
toward Israel. In its political struggle, Israel needs the support
of American Jews. In their struggle against anti-Semitism, they
need wiser Israeli behavior in the conflict with the Palestinians.
American Jews need to remember this reciprocal relation no less than
the leaders of Israel."
II. "Aircraft Carrier in the Middle East"
Zalman Shoval, senior Likud member and former ambassador to the US,
wrote in the mass-circulation, pluralist Yediot Aharonot (2/5):
"Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Washington has paid less
and less attention to strategic cooperation with Israel.... All this
may change now, in a reality of escalating confrontation between the
free world under the leadership of the United States (even if the US
has weakened due to the Iraqi entanglement, there is no substitute
on the horizon to its leadership) and Islamic fundamentalism with
its two heads -- Shi'ite Iran on one hand and Sunni al-Qaida on the
other -- and such elements as Hizbullah, Hamas and the Shi'ite
militias in Iraq, which have attached themselves to these two.
There is no doubt that IsraelQs poor performance in the second
Lebanon War was a source of severe disappointment to the US
administration, both on the political level and in the military
realm. But the IDF and IsraelQs security forces are still
considered among the best in the world, so that their stock has only
dropped temporarily on the Washington stock market. On condition,
of course, that Israel takes effective and credible steps to improve
its security and civilian leadership. This new reality can clearly
be observed with regard to Iran. Regarding Iran, a situation is
emerging where Israel, whether it likes it or not, could under
certain circumstances play an active role, not just the part of an
observer from the sidelines.... But Iran is only part of the
problem, since in the overall battle against Islamic fundamentalism
the free world does not have many dependable allies in our region.
The regimes, though not necessarily the populations, in the
'moderate' Sunni states (Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan and the oil
emirates) do share the American concerns, but at least one of these
states, Saudi Arabia, is also a source of inspiration and funding
for Sunni jihadism, and there are many question marks regarding the
others as well.... Whether we truly turn into America's 'aircraft
carrier in the Middle East' in the future, or whether we are only
one of the foundations upon which it depends in what has already
been defined as 'World War III' -- both sides, Israel and the US,
must undertake without delay the task of investing renewed and
relevant content in the term 'strategic cooperation.'"
III. "Abashed by Bush"
Washington correspondent Shmuel Rosner wrote in Ha'aretz (2/4):
"This is one of those bizarre anomalies that characterize the
period: The Jews of Israel comprise perhaps the most sympathetic
group toward Bush in the entire world. They are certainly more
supportive than the general American public and may very well be
more sympathetic than any particular group of Americans. On the
other hand, American Jews constitute one of the least sympathetic
groups. A vast majority of them oppose Bush. Indeed, many really
loathe him.... Some American Jews have a hard time digesting a
reality in which an Israeli prime minister can stand at Bush's side
and describe the war in Iraq as an achievement. In fact, it could
be said that the Israelis' fondness for Bush actually serves to
alienate these American Jews from Israel. It is a sort of purist
self-indulgence that does not tolerate contradictions: Jews from
Israel. If this is the type of leader Israelis respect, and this is
the type of leader who is a fan of Israel, how, these Jews wonder,
can they identify with Israel?.... Bush is also the first president
for whose support Israel is paying a price, even if it is a hidden
price, among other important supporters, the Jews of America. He is
making it difficult for a certain Jewish public to understand Israel
and is making it easier for them to distance themselves from Israel.
Of course, it's not he who is the guilty party. In this test, it is
only the Jews who are failing."
CRETZ