Avigdor Liberman addressed the Knesset and stated that Israeli leaders have traveled to see Mubarak in Egypt dozens of times, while Mubarak has never once returned the gesture. Avigdor when referring to Mubarak said "He wants to talk to us? He can come here. If he doesn't want to come here, he can go jump in a lake"
Avigdor is right. Israel needs to act like it has a right to exist.
Shortly after Lieberman's speech, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and President Shimon Peres rushed to apologize to Mubarak for his remarks. Both Olmert and Peres called Mubarak and apologized personally in the name of the state of Israel.
The government is weak and feels totally inadequate and so grateful that Egypt would
give us the time of day. Shameful, that kind of weakness beckons an attack!
"We must understand that peace is derived from security, and not the opposite"
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