Childish boycott.
If it was not sad, it could have been funny.
The explanations given by the "prime minister's entourage" regarding the reason why Naftali Bennett did not meet with Dr. Robert Mali, the US special envoy on Iran, were childish. According to the protocol, the "environment" said, , Which is also the person who is leading the working approach to bringing the United States back to the negotiating table with Iran.
But Dr. Mali has been one of the most important decision-makers in Washington since the days of President Clinton. He is a very knowledgeable expert on Middle East issues, especially the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He was a classmate of President Obama. Like the latter, he also believes that in order to love Israel, it is not necessary to be a Likud supporter
. Criticism of the lack of certain elements in the agreement (such as the handling of long-range missiles and the mechanism behind Iranian terrorist activities) is certainly in place, and justifies a correction, but President Trump's hasty decision (as a result of Netanyahu's "success") to abandon the nuclear deal , Has done much damage to us and the world.
President Biden's policy is to make an effort to bring America back to the agreement, and to fix important points in it. The American envoy to carry out this policy is Mali. The messenger of a man like him, and whoever is unwilling to meet with Mali, rejects Biden. This is a serious political mistake.
Not just because of politeness. In terms of the diplomatic protocol, the non-existence of the meeting can be explained. But this could have been an opportunity to sit down with Mali and explain to him, in maximum detail, what the weaknesses of the agreement are and what is important to face the Iranians. Netanyahu's policy in the middle of the previous decade, which summed up strong opposition to the agreement with Iran and the relinquishment of the ability to influence the essence of US-side negotiations, seems repetitive, and damage to Israel could be severe. This is the opportunity to be involved in the course instead of watching it from the stands, otherwise Bennett will make himself Netanyahu poor.
Nocturnal disorder. One has to look closely at photography to believe. At midnight, IDF units went to Hebron to see if there is that 13 children were involved in throwing stones. The children, disturbed from their sleep, were gathered on the porch, and the officer who took them required them to smile, as a recovery image.
I'm sure that's not true. IDF Spokesperson L will explain that this is Photoshop, that it is not about kindergarten children and the first grades of elementary school. That this is another substance that the enemies of Israel produce in order to discredit us for no injustice on our part. I was wrong.
The IDF's response was appropriate that the photo does not properly minors and Hktzin-htzlm received a complaint about the shooting itself and demand that the children smile. Promised to refine the procedures ...
to the attention of civil Benny Gantz.
Relinquish priority areas.'S election campaign In 1992, Yitzhak Rabin, 14, declared that the victory of "Labor" would lead to a change in priorities in the country.
On January 24, 1993, his government decided to give priority to peripheral localities in Israel, rather than localities in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Thus was born the first map of priorities.
Right-wing governments have changed the map in favor of the settlements.
A map of priorities can be drawn when the government is made of one skin.
When eight center-left parties, left and right, make up the government, it is better to cancel the map, and return and treat each locality according to its needs, as it was until 1993.