Sunday, August 13, 2006

Akh ya Olmert ...

Ok, I may not have Olmert's streak of "genius", but could not the following have happened on July 12, 13 or 14?
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Sunday met with the parents of abducted Israel Defense Forces soldiers Eldad Regev and Udi Goldwasser and told them that Israel will negotiate with Hezbollah over their release. Defense Minister Amir Peretz also attended the meeting.

And since Olmert's streak of "genius" could cause him to lose his job, I wonder who would be next. Netanyahu? Now that is an ingredient for peace ...


posted by Lazarus, 11:10 AM

1 Comments:

  • Dear Lazarus,

    We tried to get in touch with you through email, but couldn't find any available addresses, so I'll just post it here. We are a set of expatriates who have created this website www.sodeleb.org in the hopes of giving our share (however little) to help Lebanon in these difficult times.

    Would you be so kind as to link to us? I have posted below the text that we have sent out to our friends and family concerning the aims of our website.

    Kind regards,
    Karim

    -----

    Dear all,

    As you all know, the situation in Lebanon is escalating and there is still
    no talk of a cease-fire. The humanitarian crisis is becoming greater by
    the hour and the material losses of the country are beyond description.

    Our fellow-citizens in Lebanon need our support and it is with that aim in
    mind that we have set up SODELEB. We are not asking you for much, other
    than to spread the word and allow people to have access to invaluable
    information about this crisis. Our website (http://www.sodeleb.org) is
    threefold:

    1. It gives you updated information about the crisis in Lebanon.

    2. It informs you about charities and NGOs for direct action in Lebanon.

    3. It gives you access to campaign tools to spread the word on the
    humanitarian crisis in Lebanon (see attached for example the English
    version of the ads).

    Indeed, we have worked on an ad campaign to mobilize public opinion in
    various countries in support of Lebanon. We are currently working on
    publishing the ads in several newspapers. If you would like to help in any
    way in this endeavour, please send an email to adcampaign@sodeleb.org.

    We are open to all your comments and thoughts and would like this website
    to be a consistent forum for all of you to help with this crisis.

    Thank you for your support,

    The SODELEB team
    Email: info@sodeleb.org

    By Blogger Karim El-Khazen, at 11:55 AM  

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