BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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The decisions on the disengagement plan to be made by the
cabinet [on Sunday] and the Knesset on Tuesday may be
essential steps, but they will still not ensure its
implementation. The demand to prefer halakha [Jewish law]
to the law of the land, to exclude Israel's Arab citizens from
the process of approving disengagement, to deviate from
accepted norms of debate and decision-making, to shut up
opposition by means both administrative and juridical, are all
clouds that presage the storm. Violence will later emerge
from its lair with all of its destructive force. If the country does
not manage to impose its authority on the minority opposing
disengagement, it will open the gate to its disintegration.
Commentator Uzi Benziman in Haaretz
In short, Mr. Benziman, believing full well that Sharon
murdered his first wife after investigating the crime, is now
working for the murderer. In an honest, sane nation with an
honest, sane media, Benziman would be demanding a
reinvestigation of the murder of Margalit Sharon and his
newspaper would be exposing the mad killer leading their
nation into catastrophe.
Instead, Uzi Benziman is letting Sharon murder again, this
time with his enthusiastic approval.
ANOTHER WITHDRAWAL, ANOTHER SHABAK
MASSACRE
Barely a week ago I addressed the people of Neve Dekalim
in Gush Katif and promised them that just before the pullout
there would be a massacre perpetrated by the Shabak. I
used the example of the Hebron pullout to make my point.
Back in '97, PM Netanyahu couldn't get his Hebron
withdrawal past his cabinet. The next day, an IDF soldier,
Noam Friedman, who had just spent 3 months in a