From: Jacques Du Pasquier (jacques@dtext.com)
Date: Thu Apr 04 2002 - 08:24:57 MST
Robert J. Bradbury a écrit (4.4.2002/00:48) :
>
> Bombers Gloating in Gaza as They See Goal Within Reach: No More Israel
> http://www.nytimes.com/2002/04/04/international/middleeast/04HAMA.html
>
> > Sheik Yassin said: "The Palestinian people are not the same as they were
> > in 1967," when Israel captured the West Bank and Gaza, "or during the first
> > intifada," from 1987 to 1991. "At that time nobody knew how to make
> > explosives. "But now," he added, "everybody knows, and Israel will never
> > be stable again."
>
> Grim, grim, grim, grim, grim.
Indeed.
Would a SI solve this? Is it more intelligence we need in such
situations?
A close friend is a Jewish writer, right now in Jerusalem in fact (but
usually living in France). He told me that when he was 10 (in 1948),
he wanted that the conflict waits that he turns 18, so that he could
solve it (he did many wonderful things, but he didn't manage to do
that). He said that at the time to her neighbour, a Hungarian Jewish
lady. She said: "What? You want us to wait 8 more years?"
JAcques
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