Those who read this blog are fully aware that the Palestinian Authority of Mahmoud Abbas is a supporter and facilitator of Muslim terrorism, but it never hurts to remind everyone else of that fact and introduce new evidence as to why this man and his government should not be sitting across the negotiating table from our own leaders. Continue reading »

While the Bush Administration pours millions of US taxpayers’ dollars into the Palestinian Authority in a vain hope that that regime will ever build and govern a viable state-like entity, the Palestinian Authority is busy celebrating the victories of America’s enemies. Continue reading »

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas met on Tuesday, and as expected the Israeli media was full of reports asserting that Israel does in fact have a sincere peace partner on the Palestinian side.

Handshakes and smiles, however, do not necessarily make Abbas, also known as Abu Mazen, a sincere peace partner, and they certainly don’t make him a viable one. Continue reading »

Israeli prime ministers are able to increase their public backing by concluding even minor compromise agreements with the Arabs, but the mainstream media and world leaders are 100% mistaken in asserting that such deals provide long-term political traction for Palestinian leaders. Continue reading »

Yesterday’s meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and PLO terror boss Mahmoud Abbas and its immediate aftermath makes it painfully obvious why peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority need to be called off.

Every clear-thinking observer has been noting for months how ridiculous it is for Israel to negotiate with Abbas, while a Hamas still unswervingly dedicated to Israel’s destruction is the one that decides whether or not any deals he makes are actually implemented.

Abbas’ promise to Olmert on Sunday to release abducted IDF soldier Gilad Shalit, and Hamas’ reaction to that commitment is just a preview of how the entire “peace” process will play out under these circumstances.

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One of the primary tenets of the “Oslo” peace accords signed between Israel and the Palestinians in 1993 was that both sides would educate their populations for peace with the other.

With half of Israel’s population running about demanding capitulation to Arab demands even in the absence of Arab compliance and a majority of Israelis willing to make territorial compromises, we know Jerusalem has more than kept its side of the bargain.

But how have the Palestinians fared in this regard?

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Once again, PLO chief Mahmoud Abbas - that illustrious, Holocaust-denying “moderate” - has openly stated that his primary concern is with forwarding “Palestinian” national interests, and not necessarily with making peace with Israel.

Will anyone listen to him this time? Certainly not in the halls of power in Washington and Jerusalem. Continue reading »

Palestinian Arab leader Mahmoud Abbas, the one everyone loves to call “moderate,” sent a warm greeting to Iranian demagogue Mahmoud Ahmadinejad last week to mark the anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution.

More worrying than the letter itself, however, is this line contained within:

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US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton last week belatedly recognized that the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) of Mahmoud Abbas may not be a viable peace partner for Israel after all.

Too bad her husband already made that realization completely irrelevant by helping to immutably entrench the PLO den of killers as celebrated, peace-seeking international diplomats.

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So, the media is all abuzz over Olmert’s meeting yesterday with Abbas, and the silly notion that the coming together of the impotent “Palestinian” leader and admittedly fatigued Israeli premier is somehow going to lead to a final peace settlement.

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