With the influx of foriegn dignitaries to Israel and the PA; It has become politically correct to say I am for peace, yes I will continue negotiations, I support the two state solution. The air is saturated, before the elections, with nice and dovish talk. Livni from her side said soemthing to the effect: All those supporting peace, can now join me. It is all wonderful and certainly feels good.
The real question before us is who will actually work for peace, like his life depended on it? Secondly Who will make changes on the ground to coincide with his rhetorical, election time flourishes?
I, for one, am confused who to believe. |
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