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Land for pieces

Elder of Ziyon reports on Egyptian attempts to claim Gaza for the Palestinians and concludes.

Evidently the heralded Egyptian Israeli peace treaty is not as great an example of cooperation and understanding as many would have you believe. Even Egypt looks upon it as a first step towards slicing Israel up into smaller and smaller slices until it is gone.

(Excellent maps.)

In Context shows a bitter irony related to this claim.

The subject recently gained media attention with the establishment of the People's Front for the Liberation of Umm Rashrash, a group founded by Egyptian MP Tala'at Sadat.

Sadat, as in the late Anwar Sadat, his uncle.

My right word explains that the problem isn't just southwest of Israel but northeast too.

Can you say Netiv Ha'asara?

UPDATE: Mere Rhetoric tells the legal implication of the Egyptian perfidy.

Crossposted on Israpundit and Soccer Dad.

Israel, Egypt, Syria, Land for Peace, Netiv Ha'asara.

Posted by SoccerDad at December 26, 2006 4:51 PM