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Unity Government, May 2012

Posting a cartoon every weekday leaves no room for me to simply share news, ideas, and other stuff with you. So welcome to 'Sunday Mail: Letters from Dry Bones', an irregular, once-a-weekish Dry Bones feature.

Item One: Sudden Unity Government in Israel:
How to explain the sudden announcement of a unity government in Israel? Charles Krauthammer suggests that we are in for a rerun of Israel's historic year of 1967. It was Israel's 19th year and the Jewish State was isolated and threatened and with extinction. Israel's surprise was launched in June, but preparations were made in May. Read his fascinating analysis of the parallels between May 1967 and May 2012 by clicking on Krauthammer Item Two: Israel's 64th:
May 2012 ushered in Israel's 64th year. We don't know if 2012 will be as memorable as 1967, but you'll be able to remember this year with this collectible Dry Bones commemorative mug! They cost $19.95 each. They are large (a hefty, 15 oz.) ceramic mugs with big, comfortable easy-grip handles. They are dishwasher and microwave safe. If you don't get one now, you'll be kicking yourself next year. Click on the photo below for more info, to take a peek at the other side (and perhaps to buy one).

$19.95 gets you this Dry Bones Commemorative Mug

Israeli Defense Policy

Okay, so we'll have to pay "a difficult price".

But the "difficult price" that Ehud Barak wants us to pay is the undermining of Israel's legal system by releasing convicts as a political act.

It's a price that nobody talks about, but it eats away at our rule of law, our morale, and the social contract that binds us together as a nation.

What we need is a return to the Israel of the Six-Day War and Entebbe. We need leadership that offers creative, brave, intelligent answers and strategies.

Israel needs leadership that is smarter than what we've got.
Do you think we'll get it?