 "We must not enter the Gaza swamp," said Vice Premier Shimon Peres on Friday.
| "Paralysis is better than action." |
Peres went on to say that it was vital to search for operational and technological answers to the Kassam rockets and to exert the necessary pressure in order to stop the attacks, Israel Radio reported.
| A high enough corpse count among the enemy would stop the attacks. Fear can do that, just as fear can induce paralysis. |
Peres added that while Israel was gong through a tough period, it was "even tougher for the Palestinians."
| Send them a card and shuddup. |
He stressed that Hamas was "going through considerable distress," which was manifesting itself in attempts to be more flexible to facilitate the establishment of a Palestinian Authority unity government.
| This guy used to be prime minister. Of Israel, not Palestine. And the country's still there. That says something for Israeli resilience. |
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