79% of Israeli Jews expect 'peace talks' to fail

Someone at the JPost needs to fix the headline (hopefully they will by the time you see this post). 79% of Israeli Jews don't believe the newest round of 'peace talks' will succeed. What a shock....
The poll found that seventy-nine percent of Israeli Jews think the new
round of negotiations have a low chance of success of yielding a peace
agreement, while 18% believe they have a high chance

Flock Builder on how to conduct a National Referendum and simulation of the peace talks

Flock Builder explains how to conduct the National Referendum on
Israel's future and computer expert Geek Bizarre presents a computerized
simulation of the anticipated rounds of peace talks. Yes, it's the weekly LATMA update.

Let's go to the videotape.

Netanyahu to Arab MK: 'We were here before you and we'll be here after you'

This took place during the debate on the Referendum Law (the law to make the holding of a referendum in the event that Israel gives part of its 'sovereign' territory - but not parts of Judea and Samaria - to the Arabs), which passed its first reading in the Knesset 66-45 on Thursday morning.

Let's go to the videotape. More to follow.



During the debate, MK Motti Yogev (Bayit Yehudi) said "the

Referendum bill passes cabinet, terrorist release still being discussed

Israel's cabinet  has approved the bill subjecting the transfer of land within 'Israel proper' to a referendum, but it is still discussing the release of 104 terrorists demanded by the 'Palestinians' as a condition for returning to 'peace talks.'

The cabinet on Sunday approved the draft of a bill mandating a
national referendum if an accord with the Palestinians is reached that
necessitates