Netanyahu to Mubarak: Israel and Egypt must stand united against terrorism

if we wait for the goverment it will never happen

Israel makes itself ridiculous with its propaganda

Mubarak needs to look closer to home. Christians are marginalised in Egypt, they have difficulty getting permission to build churches and are not represented in government. His government needs to make changes to curb this sectarian violence

sad image, let alone supposed "terrorist" are too useful to Mubarak to seem genuine

No peace without a real peace with the arabs!

The mere fact of the killing of Christians in Irak, Egypt and other countries in Africa and in general in moslem countries reflects in the hatred of Islam in general towards any other religion, Jews, Christians, in all denominations and also catholics,Where is Mr Lincoln, Durson, the copenhague kid denonuncing this atrocities, NONE, I believe they are Christians and they are so blind in their perception of politics that do not see the hatred those same moslems have against them, or, maybe, they are moslems in disguise?. or may be they are paid by the rich arab oil countries to spread their ideology in every forum such as Haaretz and for free. I live far away from Israel and my perception of what is going on in Israel and countries around are dictated by a international non bias perception, no agendas, no political afiliation as you are in Israel where there are more political ;parties than citizens.

"Pretending" to be united against terror is funny considering both states are run by a "Dictator" and a "Racist Knesset".

It's my understanding that the Government of Israel has proposed recently (as I've been on vacation the last two weeks and haven't heard an iota of diplomatic progress), an interim agreement to the Palestinians and the PA has signaled a rejection as Jerusalem, settlements and refugees are to be dealt later. Why reject an interim agreement which would stipulate borders between the two states? What's the problem with handling the core issues of Jerusalem and the issue of refugees months later? Either both parties make some decisive diplomatic moves or lose the credibility from your majority populations which seek a fair peace agreement. It's of no benefit to any party to continue dodging the obvious diplomatic steps which are required towards resolving the Middle East dispute.

It was Netanyahu who began the deadlock by refusing Obamas request for a three month settlement freeze. No matter how much finger pointing Bibi does, he won't make Obama (or anyone else) forget that snub.

It would be nice to hear Netanyahu's definition of terrorism so that we can see exactly how he forgives the killing of Arab civilians while, at the same time, condemns the killing of Jewish civilians. It is good to know how the minds of the leadership works. We know they are twisted, but we don't know how twisted.