An Israeli Perspective on Annapolis
November 20, 2007
This week, we've shared different views concerning the upcoming Annapolis "meeting."
By the way, after weeks of uncertainty, the official invitations finally went out. The "meeting" since it's not a summit or even a conference is scheduled for Nov. 27.
On Monday, Khaled Abu Toameh shared a Palestinian point of view and on Tuesday, Natan Sharansky presented his views on the dangers of dividing Jerusalem, one of the possible issues for the Annapolis meeting.
Today, Eve Harrow, a resident of the Jewish community of Efrat shares her perspective on how Israelis feel about Annapolis, Jerusalem, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and what the meeting could mean for the people of Judea and Samaria.
I think you'll find Harrow an articulate and eloquent spokeswoman on some of these profound issues facing Israel and the Jewish people today.
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