By Uri Avnery
Palestine Chronicle
"'I have three answers,' the Jew told the rabbi when his neighbor sued him for not returning a borrowed jar.
"First, I never borrowed a jar from him. Second, the jar was broken. Third, I returned it to him long ago."
Avigdor Lieberman’s Peace Plan shows a similar kind of logic.
Peace plan? Lieberman? Oh yes. Contrary to everything you thought, Lieberman wants peace, indeed is yearning for peace. So much so that he has spent days and nights working out an entire Peace Plan of his own...."
Palestine Chronicle
"'I have three answers,' the Jew told the rabbi when his neighbor sued him for not returning a borrowed jar.
"First, I never borrowed a jar from him. Second, the jar was broken. Third, I returned it to him long ago."
Avigdor Lieberman’s Peace Plan shows a similar kind of logic.
Peace plan? Lieberman? Oh yes. Contrary to everything you thought, Lieberman wants peace, indeed is yearning for peace. So much so that he has spent days and nights working out an entire Peace Plan of his own...."
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