Israel’s Land Rights Problem
By James Carroll | Monday, Noveber 27, 2006 | The Boston Globe
In a time when the Middle East is a pit of despair, Carroll points out one clear issue that might allow Israel to present the Palestinians with something they truly want: fair adjudication of rights and/or compensation for land the Palestinians claim was stolen by Israel to set up Jewish settlements and then unilaterally cut off to Palestinian by the security wall. Carroll argues that the wall must not be allowed to become the official border, and that much of its route needs to be changed. Intricate, but worth it…BS
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