Yasser Arafat put an end to that Zionist conspiracy of making lie good for Arabs, and, of course, Israel has been blamed for the moral, economic and social swamp into which Arabs in Judea and Samaria, as well as Gaza, have sunk.
And now Israel is at fault for violating peace treaty terms that do not exist.
Feiglin proposed that Israel take over sovereignty of the Temple Mount and overturn the grand gesture made by Moshe Dayan to make Jordan the “custodian” of the holy site.
Feiglin will have near-zero support for that idea, but he certainly has backers for making it clear that Jews have a right to pray on the Temple Mount.
He has even greater support from the peace treaty with Jordan, and maybe that is why so many Jordanian legislators want to cancel it.
They cannot live up to the agreement, just like the Arabs have not lived up to any agreement with Israel.
Let’em expel the ambassador forever. Let’em cancel the treaty. Let’em cancel the purchase of natural gas from Israel. Let’em cancel the purchase of water from Israel.
And let’em come back crawling on the bellies for another chance, but it will be too late. By that time, they will have sunk so deep in the swamp that only a helicopter with a long ladder could save them.
If the Jordanians still will be interested, Israel has plenty of those.