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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
¶3. Israel-Europe Relations
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Key stories in the media:
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Israel Radio cited the Saudi newspaper Okaz as saying that
preparations for a trilateral meeting between President Bush, PM
Ehud Olmert, and PA Chairman [President] Mahmoud Abbas are underway
in Jordan.
Maariv reported that the moderate Arab states Egypt, Jordan, Saudi
Arabia, and the UAE have been secretly meeting to build an
anti-Iranian alliance. Ha'aretz reported that on Sunday IDF
Intelligence chief Amos Yadlin conveyed a similar message to the
cabinet. Ha'aretz quoted Yadlin as saying that Iran is determined
to pursue the development of its nuclear program despite
technological hardships and the threat of sanctions.
The Jerusalem Post reported that on Sunday Olmert instructed the
defense establishment to prepare for the possibility of an all-out
war with Syria in 2007. Such a possibility is deemed low by
Israel's top intelligence officials.
Major media reported that Erez Levanon, a 42-year old Israeli, was
stabbed to death between the settlement of Bat Ayin, where he
resided, and the Palestinian village of Beit Omar, in the Hebron
area. The radio said that the murderers acted out of nationalistic
motives.
The media reported that on Sunday, the IDF began its broadest arrest
operation in the past six months, seeking wanted men and weapons in
Nablus. In the operation, which involved four IDF battalions and a
large contingent of Border Police, the forces raided the city's old
market and uncovered an explosives laboratory, the second in 24
hours. A full curfew was imposed on tens of thousands of residents
of the market area.
On Sunday Ha'aretz reported that Israeli security sources confirmed
over the weekend that some progress had been made toward a prisoner
swap for the release of Cpl. Gilad Shalit. But the defense
establishment said a deal with Hamas, which is holding Shalit in
cooperation with other organizations, had not yet been clinched and
the soldier's release was not imminent. Ha'aretz wrote that the
Israeli negotiator for prisoners and missing soldiers, Ofer Dekel,
was in Cairo more than a week ago and made progress in talks with
senior Egyptian officials. Channel 2-TV said on Friday that between
400 and 500 prisoners are to be exchanged for Shalit. Ha'aretz
wrote that agreement also appears close on the structure of the
swap, with groups of prisoners to be freed in exchange for
Palestinian and Egyptian assurances of Shalit's release before his
return to Israel, near the end of the process. The identity of the
prisoners to be released is still a matter of contention. Hamas
wants a large number of senior figures freed, among them those
serving sentences for the murder of Israelis. Ha'aretz quoted
Israeli sources close to the process as saying that Egyptian
pressure is having an effect on senior Hamas officials and that
Hamas has shown "signs of pragmatism" in recent weeks with regard to
Shalit's release. Channel 10-TV and The Jerusalem Post also saw
signs of cautious optimism regarding Shalit's possible release.
Ha'aretz reported that Deputy Defense Minister Ephraim Sneh denied
on Saturday that Israel was in talks with the US to use Iraqi
airspace as part of possible plans to attack Iranian nuclear sites.
Britain's Daily Telegraph, citing an unnamed senior Israeli defense
official, had said on Saturday that Israel had sought permission
from the Pentagon to use an "air corridor" in Iraq in the event that
it decided to launch air strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
Ha'aretz reported that the European Commission has created a plan to
renew financial assistance to the PA if and when a unity government
is formed that receives international recognition. According to the
plan, the details of which Jerusalem has been informed, the EU will
channel its aid to a temporary mechanism to be used among other
things to build up governmental and institutional capabilities for
the future Palestinian state, to build a judicial system and to
assist the PA's regular police force. The mechanism for
distributing the aid, which at present "bypasses" Hamas to meet
humanitarian needs in the PA, will return to working with the
Palestinian government when the decision is made to renew aid. The
initiative, known as the Temporary International Mechanism, was
presented last week in a meeting of the Quartet in Berlin. The EU's
Commissioner for External Relations, Benita Ferrero-Waldner, did not
give a total figure for 2007 but said 35 million euros were in the
pipeline, and that it would be an expanded version of what the EU
had done so far.
Ha'aretz wrote that the head of the Civil Administration, who is
subordinate to Defense Minister Amir Peretz, must sign the
development plan for the Matityahu East neighborhood of the
settlement of Modi'in Illit for it to be legal. The newspaper
quoted Defense Ministry officials as saying on Sunday that Peretz
was not asked to involve himself in the decision by the Supreme
Planning Council for Judea and Samaria [i.e. the West Bank] to
legalize the project, and that in any event he was not partner to
the "laundering" of the plan, which was frozen by the High Court of
Justice over a year ago. Ha'aretz reported that, following the
report in Sunday's Ha'aretz on the council's decision, the American
Embassy in Tel Aviv launched an investigation into its legality,
including an examination of claims by residents of the adjacent
Palestinian village of Bil'in that the course of the separation
barrier was coordinated with the construction plan.
Ha'aretz reported that, at their meeting in Cairo on Sunday,
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and King Abdullah II of Jordan
called for stopping Israel's excavations at the Mugrabi Ascent in
the Old City of Jerusalem, saying that they represent a threat to
regional stability.
The Jerusalem Post reported that, as Fatah and Hamas representatives
continue their efforts to form a unity government in keeping with
the Mecca Agreement reached earlier this month, a row has erupted
between former PS finance minister Salam Fayad, who heads the Third
Way list, and his No. 2, former education minister Hanan Ashrawi.
Ha'aretz cited a new Peace Now report according to which 21
settlements have encroached on the territory of natural reserves.
Yediot and Maariv reported that the police are investigating
suspicions that two Israeli companies from Ramat Gan have served as
conduits for the transfer of goods to a Palestinian that funded
terrorist activities against Israel.
Leading media cited an announcement made by Iran that it launched a
rocket to a height of 150 kilometers on Sunday. The Jerusalem Post
quoted Israeli space expert Tal Inbar as saying that Iran's
successful test should serve as a "wake-up call" for the defense
establishment concerning Tehran's potential to use ballistic
missiles to destroy satellites.
Israel Radio reported that the US has convinced Egypt not to develop
nuclear energy.
The media reported that controversial Yisrael Beiteinu Knesset
Member Esterina Tartman is slated to become tourism minister in the
reshuffle of the Olmert government. Strategic Affairs Avigdor
Lieberman chose her, his closest ally in the party, to become the
party's second cabinet minister. Tartman is well-known for her
fight against the appointment of Israeli Arab MK Raleb Majadele to a
post of cabinet minister. Israel Radio said that Majadele will
eventually get the science, technology, culture, and sports
portfolio, which he had originally been offered.
Leading media reported that, during the upcoming official visit to
the US of Knesset Speaker and Acting President of Israel's Dalia
Itzik, Druze MK Majalli Wahbee (Kadima), will be the acting
president.
Yediot reported that a team of archaeologists have found the
sarcophagi of "Jesus and his son." The findings will be shown in
New York tonight. The newspaper quoted Israeli archaeologist Amos
Kloner as saying that there is no scientific evidence supporting the
claims.
Israel Radio reported that last night "West Bank Story," a musical
comedy set in the fast-paced, fast-food world of competing falafel
stands on the West Bank, which was directed by Israel-born Ari
Sandel, won an Academy Award in the category "Best Short Film, Live
Action."
The Jerusalem Post cited an analysis of Gallup polls conducted since
2005 released over the weekend by The Gallup Organization, according
to which Jews are more strongly opposed to the Iraq War -- and have
been since before it began -- than any other American religious
group. Asked if "the "US made a mistake in sending troops to Iraq,"
77 percent of American Jews said it had, while only 21 percent
believed the deployment was not a mistake. This figure is in marked
contrast to the American average, where only 52 percent indicated
opposition to the war and 46 percent indicated support.
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¶1. Mideast:
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Summary:
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The independent, left-leaning Ha'aretz editorialized: "'Our failure
is your failure, and vice versa,' our neighbor the King concluded in
[a] January interview [with Ha'aretz]."
The conservative, independent Jerusalem Post editorialized: "The
international community stands ready to help if [the Fatah-Hamas]
partnership produces more peace and less terror. What is even more
necessary to demonstrate, however, is that a continuation of chaos
and belligerency will be met with a sharp reduction in aid."
Senior op-ed writer Akiva Eldar commented in Ha'aretz: "If the
Israeli government were to treat the peace process like the grand
prize instead of a threat, it would not stop at exploratory talks."
Block Quotes:
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¶I. "Hear Ye, the King Speaks"
The independent, left-leaning Ha'aretz editorialized (2/25): "Like
other pragmatic Arab leaders in the Middle East, particularly the
Egyptian President and the Saudi King, the plight of the
Palestinians is not the sole -- or even the main -- issue troubling
Jordan's King Abdullah. The Arab perception that Israel ended the
last war at a disadvantage is emboldening radical Islamic elements
to try their luck once more. These elements are no less of a threat
to secular Arab regimes than they are to Israel.... 'Our failure is
your failure, and vice versa,' our neighbor the King concluded in
[a] January interview [with Ha'aretz]..... When will Israel's
leaders discuss the implication of the deterioration in the West
Bank and the Gaza Strip for the stability of the friendly regimes in
Amman and Cairo? It is only right that the King's impassioned cry
be heard by the members of the Quartet as well, particularly the US.
The Roadmap expired more than a year ago. In place of the map are
fruitless visits by the US Secretary of State and lip service by the
Quartet members about a 'political horizon.' The impotence of the
body that purports to lead the regional peace process was expressed
by Javier Solana. After yet another meeting with Palestinian
Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas on Friday, the European Union
foreign policy chief said that Abbas was a 'good guy,' and sent him
home empty-handed."
II. "Blind Aid"
The conservative, independent Jerusalem Post editorialized (2/25):
"Given the international indifference to the inverse relationship
between financial assistance and the actual well-being of
Palestinians, it is hard to avoid the conclusion that donor nations
care little how their money is spent. If they did, international
assistance would be strictly linked to the establishment of the rule
of law that is a critical prerequisite to real democratization, and
to dismantling the roving militias dedicated to attacking Israel and
each other. Had all the PA's wherewithal been spent on improving
the lot of its people, things would have been very different.
Nothing obliges the Palestinian government to concentrate on
infighting and terrorist reinforcements. It knows, as do all its
solicitous overseas well-wishers, that Israel has no offensive
intentions towards the PA and would like nothing better than
peaceful coexistence with it. Fatah and Hamas are both calling for
giving their partnership a chance. The international community
stands ready to help if this partnership produces more peace and
less terror. What is even more necessary to demonstrate, however,
is that a continuation of chaos and belligerency will be met with a
sharp reduction in aid."
III. "Closed-Door Policy"
Senior op-ed writer Akiva Eldar commented in Ha'aretz (2/26):
"Instead of wasting time on arguing over the demand that the unity
government recognize interim agreements that have passed their
sell-by date, the only formula for a permanent agreement that earned
the support of all 22 Arab League members could have been submitted
to that government. This simple logic also holds for the Syrians.
Tehran and Hizbullah are not grieving over Jerusalem's welcome
acceptance of Washington's prohibition against reopening
communication lines to Damascus, even covertly. If the Israeli
government were to treat the peace process like the grand prize
instead of a threat, it would not stop at exploratory talks. It
would use its connections in Washington to persuade the President of
the US to renew negotiations with Syria immediately. As with the
Palestinians, there is no other way to assess Syria's intentions and
force it to choose its partner. If Bashar Assad is bluffing, that
will become obvious within a few months, if not weeks, and he will
lose the brass ring. Time, as Jordan's King Abdullah said recently,
is not on the side of peoples whose leaders know what they do not
want but have no idea what they do want."
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¶2. US-Israel Relations:
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Summary:
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Liberal op-ed writer Yael Gewirtz commented in an editorial of the
mass-circulation, pluralist Yediot Aharonot: "The Israeli leadership
is allowing its ally to force it to toe the line down to the very
most sensitive areas."
Block Quotes:
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"Pardon Me, Madam"
Liberal op-ed writer Yael Gewirtz commented in an editorial of the
mass-circulation, pluralist Yediot Aharonot (2/25): "It is no secret
that Israel is dependent on the United States down to its very
underwear. Just as money has a scent, so the respectable American
aid has a price. What is new here is that the Israeli leadership is
allowing its ally to force it to toe the line down to the very most
sensitive areas. The surrender to Condoleezza Rice's dictated terms
that Israel will refrain even from feeling out the seriousness of
SyriaQs intentions to negotiate is nothing less than a scandal.
With all due respect to the US, the supreme duty of the Israeli
leadership is to its citizens, to do everything possible to ensure
that they will not be sent out to kill or be killed except in a war
of no choice. And with all due respect to Israel's duty to be
attentive to the US, there are levels of independence that a
sovereign state must keep for itself. A responsible Israeli leader
cannot settle for assessments about Syrian intentions. It must
examine them. A strong leader would understand that this is
precisely the matter about which he must deal with the United
States. In our instance, this is a strong 'case' and a weak
leader."
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¶3. Israel-Europe Relations:
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Summary:
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Benita Ferrero-Waldner, the European Union's Commissioner for
External Relations, wrote in the independent, left-leaning Ha'aretz:
"Israel will have to decide where it wants to go, and whether it is
willing to really embark on a European path."
Block Quotes:
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"The European Path For Israel?"
Benita Ferrero-Waldner, the European Union's Commissioner for
External Relations, wrote in the independent, left-leaning Ha'aretz
(2/26): "Israel will have to decide where it wants to go, and
whether it is willing to really embark on a European path.... Europe
is not only an economic bloc with profitable trading opportunities,
but also a group of nations sharing common ideas and values. Israel
can be associated with this group, but at some point it will have to
make the strategic decision of whether this is what it really
wants.... If the chances for peace are not to fade away, the
international community must stay fully engaged. The Palestinian
side will require support -- but how much Europe can offer will
depend on the new government's program and actions. President Abbas
is a true partner for peace. If the new government is also to be a
partner, it must respond to the principles of peace set out by
President Mahmoud Abbas and the Quartet. So, Israel should keep the
door open. Recent weeks have brought small shoots of hope, and we
should all work to keep them alive."
JONES