Reading Between the Lines Now...

You tell me if there's any there there.

Israel's Netanyahu Fails to Bring Moderates into Coalition

"Mr. Netanyahu opposes the creation of a Palestinian state on grounds that it would threaten Israel's security, but he said he is ready to compromise for the sake of unity.

Mr. Netanyahu said he intends to continue peace talks with the Palestinians, though he did not elaborate on what approach he would take. He said a broad unity government is necessary to confront the serious security and economic challenges facing Israel. He specified the growing nuclear threat from Iran.

Without Livni, Mr. Netanyahu may have no choice but to form a right-wing government with smaller parties that support settlement expansion in the West Bank and oppose territorial concessions to the Palestinians.

While Mr. Netanyahu may sympathize with those views, that is not the government he wants because it could put Israel on a collision course with the United States, which is hoping to help Israel and the Palestinians forge a peace agreement."

Okay, folks. Reread my theory and tell me whether this story fits. Netanyahu has the balls to take out the Mad Mullahs. Once they are gone the whole dynamic of the Middle East will change. Then and only then, will Israel be able to achieve a lasting peace with the Palestinians. Condi, we all know how hard you worked structuring "a set of incentives and disincentives." Who cares if Obama and Shillery get the credit. Your work may yet pay off.