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January 24, 2008 - Image 25

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2008-01-24

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Life is measured in moments.

MAKE EVERY MOMENT COUNT.

Hopes from page A24

Islam, is it such a great idea to rush
head-long ahead? Yet rushing ahead
characterized Washington's initial
approach — until the policy's dam-
age to U.S. interests became too
apparent to ignore, causing it largely
to be abandoned.
At a time when George W. Bush
arouses such intense vituperation
among his critics, someone who
wishes him well, like me, criticizes
reluctantly. But criticize one must; to
pretend all is well or to remain loyal
to the person despite his record,
does no one a favor. A frank rec-
ognition of mistakes must precede
their repair.
I respect Bush's benign motiva-
tion and good intentions while
mourning his having squandered
a record-breaking 90 percent job-
approval rating following 9-11 and
his bequeathing to the next presi-
dent a polarized electorate, a mili-
tary reluctant to use force against
Iran, Hamas ruling Gaza, an Iraqi
disaster-in-waiting, radical Islam on
the ascendant and unprecedented
levels of global anti-Americanism.
Conservatives have much work
ahead to reconstruct their Middle
East policy. E

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The Answer

The news media are not
accurately portraying Israel's
involvement in this low inten-
sity warfare. Israel is obligated
to protect its own citizens and,
while Israel prefers to spare
Palestinian civilians from war-
fare, the Palestinians make this
impossible by using innocents
as human shields in the battle
zones.

Teens, we want you
in the party pages!

Let us know when your party is
and we might catch you on film

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— Allan Gale,

Jewish Community Relations Council

of Metropolitan Detroit

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