Should current decline continue, Israel would cease to exist
Elyakim Haetzni
A miser who tried to skimp on his horse gave him less and less to eat everyday, but the horse continued to haul. When the horse finally dropped dead the man wondered why. "I got him used to not eating after all."  
For years the Israeli health system has been cutting back. A plan for antibiotic resistant bacteria from four years a go was trashed. The population is growing but not the number of beds. Then came the Klebsiella pneumoniae bacteria and patients are running from the hospitals. The Israeli health system's horse is dying.  
For years a psychological war has been waged against the reserve army, its power was being diminished, and its ground combat operations underestimated. Overall, the defense budget is being cut back, because ostensibly "peace equals security," and peace is bought in exchange for land. During the last war - this horse also collapsed.  
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Israel should immediately cease work on an access path to a holy site in Jerusalem, the United Nations said Wednesday.
The Israel Antiquities Authority wants to repair the walkway to the al-Aqsa Mosque compound. A wooden bridge provides temporary access.
(Sebastian Scheiner/Associated Press)
Although the work does not threaten the site, the UN acknowledged, "Israel should at once stop excavations and consult on a final plan with Muslim religious authorities and other parties," a release said. It was based on a report by experts with the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
However, the Israeli Antiquities Authorities said it has exclusive jurisdiction, and needs to control access to the site. Moreover, there have been no talks between Israeli authorities and the Muslim religious authority, the Islamic Waqf, since 2000.
Israel began in February to work on a new walkway up to the compound that includes holy sites sacred to both Muslims and Jews.
Known to Jews as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as Haram al-Sharif, the Noble Sanctuary, the work is intended to replace an old earthen ramp that partially collapsed in a snowstorm three years ago.
The walkway is the only access point to the Haram al-Sharif ...   more »