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AddReply(200665,"the man with no plan","derrang martinman","terrance","05/07/07","i think this is terrible. The man had no clue what he was saying at the time, and he doesnt deserve to live in jerulsalem with the rest of the great people");
AddReply(55463,"Hadassa #6","David Hornik","Jerusalem","05/23/06","Hadassa is of course completely right. I quoted Dichter\'s comparison between the West Bank and Gaza but don\'t, of course, agree with his dismissal of the near-Gaza population and area as if it\'s unimportant, not strategic, and not vulnerable.");
AddReply(55474,"quit the government","chava","yerushalayim","05/22/06","I really don\'t understand.  Perhaps someone can explain.\nIf someone is a minister or a chevrat knesset --- ie a part of the government --- and the government is doing stuff against his conscience, he can quit the government. An entire party can quit.  But then others, who agree with the government\'s policies, will enter the government and terrible things will happen with the CONSENT and BACKING of the new government.  How does one fight the policies?  Why is it good to quit the government that\'s doing these things thereby leaving a place for people who back the policies?");
AddReply(55473,"B y G-D I tried to read it through....","Rob","oregon,usa","05/22/06","but then I got bored as hell because its the same old stuff P. David :), not Really! actually these politico\'s are all of the same bunch and on the take to one degree or another, and...... there aint a damned thing we can do about it short of removing them from power ( like that will happen) So I guess we just continue to defend and stand up for the failed policies of a corrupt Israeli government with our knuckles, faces and rear ends, and opinions of course.... Have a nice day P David, Howln\' Rob");
AddReply(55472,"Avi Dichter\'s position","Montgomery Harding","London","05/22/06","Brilliant,crisp and clear articulation of Mr. Dichter\'s wavering positions. Political expediency should not be at the expense of sacrificing moral convictions and well held beliefs. Pre Kadima Mr. Dichter understood and focused on the dangers faced by Israel and Post Kadima Mr.Dichter focused on the mechanics of securing a ministerial position.Please explain Mr. Dichter");
AddReply(55471,"Olmert, the People\'s Choice","Larry Hall","Mt. View","05/22/06","Nice sentiments, as usual, but the Israeli voters indeed have chosen convergence. They ratified the Gaza expulsion in late March, and certified the \'validity\' of Amona. Olmert deserves to be investigated for his role in Amona - which orders he gave or did not gave - by an impartial body. None exists that has any power. The High Court is severely partial. The public is uninterested in changing how it works, and uninterested in changing the electoral system. Good Jews like David will write articles, but this will, objectively, change nothing. Israelis endorse the current system.");
AddReply(55470,"To Adina, #1","Former American","Israel","05/22/06","Are you going to come and live in Israel? Especially after what the OU said? Or are you going to sit in the \"safety\" of the US of A?");
AddReply(55469,"Gaza not near a population center...","Hadassa DeYoung, expellee","K\'far Darom/Ashkelon","05/22/06","O.K. so Ashkelon isn\'t Gush Dan, but there are tens of thousands of people in the area, and even one injury is one too many. However, Ashkelon does boast a major power plant, that Hamas has publically put in its Kassam launcher-site, and a desalination plant. The Kassams and Katushias are coming closer all the time. The plant suffered a direct hit at least once.");
AddReply(55468,"the problem with some writers","DACON9","","05/22/06","Yes the problem with some writers is that they are to smart for me.The writers wanna be intellectuals,diplomates and politicians with so much words.get to the point. whats the message. whats the problem, who can fix it, and how should he do it. All this fancy phrasing...when ya write in a public forum, then write in a simple way....I\'m from Brooklyn...wheres my superman comic book? ");
AddReply(55464,"Faith","Carl van Zijll de Jong","Lincoln NZ","05/22/06","Dear Sir, It is a relief to read about the inconsistency and unfeigned corrupt characteristics of the person who is assumed to care for the national security of Israel. It only confirms the fact we should not put faith in any human, any plan, or anything tangible, which would not reflect the claims of the promises of the God of Israel made with Abraham. Regards, Carl+.");
AddReply(55467,"The particular excellence of this article","Shalom Freedman","Jerusalem","05/22/06","Unlike much of the opinion- writing in the world this piece brings the evidence from the \'horse\'s mouth\'. It is an outstanding example of a piece of research carefully done. It is also a strong and convincing plea against any future withdrawal from Judea and Samaria.");
AddReply(55466,"very well said--will they read it though?","miriam","toronto","05/22/06","BS\"D\nClear and honest message, true information. I hope that this reaches the aim--our nebech government that is gone so crazy that it is beyond psychotic tratment. May HaShem help us and may we get rid of the rashaim and the propaganda false media");
AddReply(55465,"Mr. Dichter - Put Up Or Shut Up","Adina Kutnicki","US","05/22/06","In his usual straightforward manner, David Hornick is asking Dichter the $ 69,000 dollar question - will he sell out his moral principles-knowing that many Jewish deaths will ensue if he continues to prop up \'convergence\'-or, will he thwart political aspirations  to save Jewish lives?\n\nI will be less polite than David by asking Mr. Dichter the following - can he live with himself if he doesn\'t oppose \'convergence\' with all his security expertise in tow, or, will he be able to live with Jewish blood on his hands? It only takes a few good people to do nothing for a catastrophe to occur.\n");

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