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TAGS: IS KMDR MEDIA REACTION REPORT
SUBJECT: ISRAEL MEDIA REACTION
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SUBJECTS COVERED IN THIS REPORT:
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¶1. Mideast
¶2. Iran
¶3. Anti-Semitism
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Key stories in the media:
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Leading media quoted PM Ehud Olmert as saying Sunday,
at a news conference with Egyptian President Hosni
Mubarak in Sharm el-Sheikh, that he will meet PA
Chairman [President] Mahmoud Abbas to urge resumption
of negotiations on the road map. Olmert was quoted as
saying he would insist that the PA carry out its
commitments, including the dismantling of terrorist
groups. Major media quoted Mubarak as saying that
negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians are
the way to peace, but that if no such talks are
possible, "we will find other solutions." Major media
reported that the GOI was satisfied with the fact that
during Olmert's visit, Mubarak did not rule out in
principle his "realignment" plan. Israel Radio said
that Mubarak did not explicitly state an acceptance of
the plan. Leading media quoted Egyptian FM Ahmed Ali
Abu al-Gheit as saying that at this stage Egypt is
opposed to any unilateral Israeli move.
Leading media reported that disagreements emerged in
Sunday's cabinet meeting between Defense Minister Amir
Peretz and Internal Security Minister Avi Dichter over
the appropriate response Israel should adopt over the
launching of Qassam rockets from the Gaza Strip against
targets inside Israel. Dichter said that the IDF
should escalate its operations, and, if necessary,
occupy parts of the Gaza Strip. Dichter added that if
Qassam rocket launchings could not be stopped, the
northern Gaza Strip town of Beit Hanun should be turned
into a "ghost town." Peretz said that the reoccupation
of parts of the Gaza Strip and pointed to the fact that
the IDF had successfully confronted the threats posed
along the Gaza frontier for some time, and that new
ways of applying forces were being used. Maariv quoted
Olmert as saying that the GOI does not act in such an
extreme fashion. This morning, Israel Radio reported
that Muhammad Sadi, a senior Hamas military leader, was
assassinated in a bombing. The radio cited the IDF's
denial that it was behind the operation.
Leading media (lead story in Ha'aretz) quoted Yasser
Abed Rabbo, who represents Abbas at the national
dialogue forum between the Palestinian factions that
the deadline for accepting the ultimatum posed to Hamas
by Abbas regarding the National Reconciliation Document
ends tonight at midnight and will not be extended. The
document calls for a Palestinian state within the 1967
borders. This morning, Israel Radio reported that
Abbas dispatched former Palestinian PM Ahmed Qurei to
Damascus in a last attempt to reach a compromise with
Hamas on the issue of the "prisoners' document."
Israel Radio and other media reported that on Sunday, a
Hamas militant and four Palestinian civilians were
killed in the Gaza Strip in Fatah-Hamas clashes. On
Sunday, leading media reported that on Saturday, some
2,500 Fatah militants, members of a new security force,
deployed in Jenin as part of the escalating struggle
with Hamas. Maariv cited assessments made at Sunday's
cabinet meeting by Shin Bet head Yuval Diskin and Brig.
Gen. Yosef Kuperwasser, the head of Military
Intelligence's Research Division, that Abbas's status
in the PA has strengthened and that Hamas is weakening.
Maariv wrote that the basic assumption of the IDF's
five-year plan, which is due to be approved next month,
is that Israel is at the cusp of a sharp confrontation
with the Palestinians.
On Sunday, The Jerusalem Post reported that the IAF has
recently expressed interest in procuring a new squadron
of F-15I fighter jets from Boeing with enhanced long-
distance capabilities.
Outgoing National Security Council chief Giora Eiland
was quoted as saying in an interview published by
Ha'aretz on Sunday that he considers the disengagement
from the Gaza Strip as a "missed opportunity of
historic proportions" that was marred by faulty
planning. Eiland also spoke against a unilateral
withdrawal in the West Bank, saying that it would lead
to a "radical state, not satisfied and not viable, and
a situation of "continuous instability." Ha'aretz
reported that on Sunday, MK Ran Cohen (Meretz) and MK
Avraham Ravitz (United Torah Judaism) demanded that MK
Tzachi Hanegbi, the Chairman of the Knesset's Foreign
Affairs and Defense Committee, schedule a special
session to discuss Eiland's views.
Over the weekend, all media reported that in an
incident early Friday in the southern Negev, IDF troops
killed two Egyptian policemen who had crossed the
border and opened fire at them. A third policeman
escaped back to Egypt. On Sunday, Yediot quoted an
Israeli security official as saying that the Egyptian
policemen had crossed the border with the purpose of
carrying out an action "like the Ras Burka massacre," a
reference to the 1985 Sinai massacre of vacationing
Israelis by an Egyptian police officer. Maariv
reported that Olmert opened the Sharm el-Sheikh press
conference by offering Israel's apology for the
incident.
The Jerusalem Post printed a picture of Sen. Hillary
Rodham Clinton, Israeli Consul-General Arye Mekel, and
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, leading the Salute to
Israel Parade along Manhattan's Fifth Avenue on Sunday.
All media quoted Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei as
saying Sunday that the flow of energy in the Middle
East might be disrupted should the US make a "wrong
move" over Iran.
Chinese Ambassador to Israel Chen Yonglong was quoted
as saying Sunday in an interview with The Jerusalem
Post that the decision to send PA FM Mahmoud Zahar to a
Sino-Arab forum in Beijing last week was made by Abbas.
The newspaper wrote that Yonlong was thus downplaying
the significance of that controversial visit.
Ha'aretz reported that Dov Weisglass's four-year stint
as the PM's senior adviser and envoy and came to an end
during the weekend, as he assumed his role as chairman
of the board of the major Israeli telecommunications
company Bezeq.
On Sunday, The Jerusalem Post reported that in an
interview, Rep. Mike Ferguson (R-NJ), sharply
criticized Saudi Arabia in the wake of a Tuesday report
in The Post regarding that country's ongoing
enforcement of an anti-Israel embargo. Ferguson was
quoted as saying that he plans to raise the issue
Ha'aretz reported that the Foreign Ministry is trying
to stop a UN initiative to invite Israeli politicians
and public figures to the International Media Seminar
on Peace in the Middle East, scheduled to be held in
Moscow on June 8 and 9. The newspaper cited the belief
of officials in the Foreign Ministry's International
Organizations office, which is headed by Roni Ya'ar,
that the invitation is intended to lend the appearance
of respectability to an anti-Israeli forum.
Leading media reported that on Sunday, the Knesset's
Finance Committee approved the 2006 state budget. Nine
Knesset members voted in favor, six were against --
including Shelly Yechimovich (Labor) -- and two
abstained.
The Jerusalem Post reported that Yohannes Lemma, the
director of the African Refugees Development Center, a
local NGO helping African refugees, told the newspaper
Sunday that the GOI has ordered 75 Liberian asylum-
seekers to leave Israel by March 31, 2007.
The Jerusalem Post reported that FM Tzipi Livni named
veteran diplomat Ido Aharoni as her media adviser
Sunday, replacing personal spokesman Shai Ben-Mor.
On Sunday, The Jerusalem Post reported on the
popularity of Israeli psychologist Dr. Tal Ben Shahar,
who lectures to a "staggering one fifth of the student
body at Harvard University." Other media previously
ran features of Ben Shahar.
On Sunday, Ha'aretz reported that four Israelis were
killed in a light aircraft crash in New Jersey last
Wednesday, and that the American authorities are
investigating the accident.
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¶1. Mideast:
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Summary:
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Senior op-ed writer Akiva Eldar commented in
independent, left-leaning Ha'aretz: ""If our older
brother [America] was truly a strategic asset, he would
have gotten us out of [the territories] long ago."
Veteran print and TV journalist Ya'acov Ahimeir wrote
in popular, pluralist Maariv: "Olmert's appearance
before the joint session of Congress ... was not aimed
at responding to the boycott attacks against Israel."
Columnist Shaul Schiff wrote in Hatzofe's page-one
editorial: "Egypt is involved in everything that can
hurt Israel's interests."
The conservative, independent Jerusalem Post
editorialized: "Europeans may be entertaining much-
belated second-thoughts about the Palestinians -- and
in a big way."
Block Quotes:
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¶I. "Is America a Strategic Liability?"
Senior op-ed writer Akiva Eldar commented in
independent, left-leaning Ha'aretz (5/5): "When Vice
Prime Minister Shimon Peres, 'the architect of the Oslo
agreement,' was asked why he was supporting the policy
of Ariel Sharon, he shrugged his shoulders and
responded: 'How can I object to a policy that the
president of the United States supports?' That
'policy' of 'there's no partner for peace' is what gave
rise to the unilateralism that continues to chip away
at what is left of the pragmatic Palestinian camp and
to continue to reduce the chances of ending the
occupation. Sunday was the 39th anniversary of that
strategic burden. If our older brother was truly a
strategic asset, he would have gotten us out of there
long ago."
II. "Ahmadinejad's Troops in Academia"
Veteran print and TV journalist Ya'acov Ahimeir wrote
in popular, pluralist Maariv (5/5): "While the Iranian
president calls almost daily for Israel's destruction,
a snowball of boycotting Israel is gathering momentum:
It is quietly rolling along, without receiving a proper
political and rhetorical response from the attacked
party. Once, many years ago, things were different:
Israel had great advocates, whose voice reverberated,
in complete contrast to the sound of silence that the
Foreign Ministry emits today, with no response -- even
rhetorical, if not political-being provided to the
offensive aimed against the state.... After all,
Olmert's appearance before the joint session of
Congress in Washington, no matter how successful it was
in representing the government's position, was a one-
time affair, and was not aimed at responding to the
boycott attacks against Israel, but rather appeasing
the legislators on Capitol Hill.... The enemy is
rallying its troops and has even opened fire -- and for
whom and for what are the besieged forces waiting? How
long will Israel's rhetorical silence continue? Will
all the denunciations remain in the studios here, and
their voice be heard only in central Israel? That's
it, is there no one who will speak to the world on
behalf of the majority of the people? We are being
drenched, and in these summer days it is not by
raindrops."
III. "Misguided Courtship"
Columnist Shaul Schiff wrote in Hatzofe's page-one
editorial (5/5): "On Sunday Prime Minister Ehud Olmert
met with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak at Sharm el-
Sheikh. This was another trip by an Israeli prime
minister and senior political figure to meet with the
Egyptian president on his home ground, again
capitulating to Mubarak's insistence not to step on
Israeli soil.... Hosni Mubarak, directly and
indirectly, is behind the growing campaign to pressure
Israel to give up its nuclear arms.... In talks with
the Americans, Mubarak explained that he must maintain
a controlled relationship with Israel in order not to
give propaganda advantages to his adversaries at home.
This story would have deserved serious attention, had
we not already known that Egypt is involved in
everything that can hurt Israel's interests. Under
cover of peace, it has established an excellent western-
type army, and we should ask openly at least once:
Against whom is it directed."
IV. "Europe's Opening Mind"
The conservative, independent Jerusalem Post
editorialized (5/5): "Europeans may be entertaining
much-belated second-thoughts about the Palestinians --
and in a big way.... It is clearly much too premature
to celebrate the end of Palestinian supremacy in the
fight for European hearts and minds, but what confers
particular credence on [American pollster Stanley]
Greenberg's findings is both what they show and what
they don't. Greenberg does not report a remarkable rise
in sympathy towards Israel. He does report a dramatic
fall in sympathy for the Palestinians. What is
striking about this shift is that it is occurring
despite the fact that much of the European media remain
skewed against Israel.... Israel would be foolish to
pessimistically downplay what should be seen as a new
opportunity. If it was a mistake to opt for defeat by
default in Europe before Greenberg's survey findings,
assuming a reflexive European receptivity to the anti-
Israel messages of Arab and Moslem propagandists, it
would be all the more unpardonable now."
---------
¶2. Iran:
---------
Summary:
--------
Chief Economic Editor Sever Plotker wrote in the
editorial of mass-circulation, pluralist Yediot
Aharonot: "It is not so much that Ahmadinejad is no
Hitler -- it's more that Bush is no Churchill."
Middle East affairs commentator Dr. Guy Bechor, a
lecturer at the Interdisciplinary Center, wrote in
Yediot Aharonot: "strange though it may sound, Iran of
all places could be the first candidate in the Middle
East for a real, pro-American democracy after Israel."
Block Quotes:
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¶I. "It Pays to be a Bully"
Chief Economic Editor Sever Plotker wrote in the
editorial of mass-circulation, pluralist Yediot
Aharonot (5/4): "Ahmadinejad is a violent bully, and
the world is scared of bullies with nuclear programs.
Ahmadinejad's regime emerges from this conflict
courted, strengthened and superpower-like. As
expected, Tehran has officially rejected (for the time
being; they are waiting for the offer to be sweetened)
the American conditions for dialogue, but they received
with satisfaction the proposal to hold talks and the
generous package of incentives.... Officials in
Jerusalem swallowed the insult and were taciturn; the
Israeli government willingly has ignored the chilling
significance of the United States' reconciling with
Ahmadinejad. Is the US administration and, in its
wake, the entire cultured world, already slipping down
the slippery slope? Are we facing once again the
illusion of 'peace in our time'? Bush might come to
his senses and stop in mid-course but, the way it looks
... it is not so much that Ahmadinejad is no Hitler --
it's more that Bush is no Churchill."
II. "From an Enemy to a Lover"
Middle East affairs commentator Dr. Guy Bechor, a
lecturer at the Interdisciplinary Center, wrote in
Yediot Aharonot (5/4): "Iran is liable to agree to
[the] package of [US] proposals, but this is where its
commitment will have to be made: to abandon the axis of
evil and its support of Syria, Hizbullah, Hamas and
Islamic Jihad, and to remain uninvolved in the Israeli-
Palestinian conflict, in keeping with the policy set by
Iran's former president, Mohammed Khatami. Iran, under
Khatami, said that it would accept any agreement
between Israel and the Palestinians. An Iranian
withdrawal from its support for Hamas and Islamic Jihad
will greatly reduce the volume of terrorism in our
region, stabilize Israel's borders, and facilitate
reaching Israeli-Palestinian arrangements. If that,
indeed, is how matters develop, the process will
culminate with full diplomatic relations between
Washington and Tehran and an exchange of ambassadors.
Both countries have a lot to be gained from accepting
the proposed plan.... Iran is not operating from a
position of power, but from a position of weakness and
a sense of major panic. Intelligent American
statesmanship might yet turn today's enemy into
tomorrow's ally and, strange though it may sound, Iran
of all places could be the first candidate in the
Middle East for a real, pro-American democracy after
Israel."
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¶3. Anti-Semitism:
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Summary:
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Independent, left-leaning Ha'aretz editorialized: "The
Jewish people have not always been able to count on a
friend in the form of a strong US administration. At a
time when such a government has appointed someone to
emphasize its commitment to the Jewish people, it is
only right to offer our blessings and our thanks."
Block Quotes:
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"Against All Anti-Semitism"
Independent, left-leaning Ha'aretz editorialized (5/5):
"A law passed by the US Congress some two years ago led
to the appointment about 10 days ago of a special State
Department envoy for monitoring and combating anti-
Semitism. The envoy's job will be to persuade decision-
makers to keep the war against anti-Semitism high up on
the US agenda with respect to its relations with other
countries, and to ensure that the sharp teeth of
American foreign policy are used in this battle. The
Bush administration has proved repeatedly that it will
not stand idly by in the face of anti-Semitic
statements and actions. At the swearing-in ceremony
for the first envoy, Gregg Rickman, Secretary of State
Condoleezza Rice said that 'anti-Semitism is not just a
historical fact. It is a current event'.... US State
Department officials are not thrilled about the
appointment that was forced upon them by the
legislature. In this case, however, it appears that
the collective wisdom of the lawmakers has exceeded
that of the State Department, most of whose objections
were for bureaucratic reasons.... The Jewish people
have not always been able to count on a friend in the
form of a strong US administration. At a time when such
a government has appointed someone to emphasize its
commitment to the Jewish people, it is only right to
offer our blessings and our thanks."
JONES