The Levy Report is but a necessary Statement of Purpose, which, just as well, does not dwell on time tables simply because, the same wise men would have realised that we are not alone in what we wish to achieve and consideration must be given to the multitude of hostile factors, their own dynamics and the imposibility therein, in anticipating with effecient precision the necessary progressive stps in implemneting THE desires conceived by the same Report.
As long as we stick to the principles inherent in the spirit of the Levy report, we shall get there. It may take a few more decades and i hope Isi will, then be able to congratulate Bibi for two things, a) achieving the goals of the Report and b) reaching the ripe old age of 121. It takes time and we DO have it. Only the palestinians are in a mad hurry.

He should have walked out on Pres B Hussein when the Pres’s family dinner took precedence over talks and Israel’s PM was left with second raters. He should have implemented the Levy plan and every time the Arabs get aggressive or break undertakings, he should start pouring concrete on land that is no longer negotiable. He should not have released a single terrorist until Jonathan Pollard was in Israel. He should put up a few road blocks whenever PA media incites against Jews or praises terrorists. He should tell Kerry to take his general back to Washington, because his plans are unacceptable, particularly after Washington’s Iran back stab and when they run counter to the USA’s own 1967 assessment.

It is useless to wail about factions and dissentions within the Knesset when the head of the government fails to show leadership and to declare his policies. Bibi must learn to say no and wake up to the fact that you cannot make a stand while you remain on your knees.