Edition #50-10/2004
October 19, 2004

Dear Friend,

During the past month, Israel-related editorials have been varied and infrequent. With attention on U.S. elections, the two presidential candidates have stated almost identical positions related to Israel.
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Sincerely,

Arthur S. Obermayer

• "The Middle East Awaits", New York Times, October 18, 2004
• "Off the Map", Baltimore Sun, October 4, 2004
• "U.S. should rethink its hands-off role in Mideast", Newsday, September 19, 2004
• "Two Advocates for Israel", Baltimore Sun, September 7, 2004
• G. Jefferson Price III, "Not the right answers to Middle East question", Baltimore Sun, October 10, 2004
• Ali Abunimah, "Can't ignore Mideast conflict", Chicago Tribune, October 13, 2004
• "The Real Gaza Plan", Baltimore Sun, October 8, 2004
• Matthew A. Levitt, "Injustice in Gaza", Baltimore Sun, October 18, 2004
• "Sharon's Own Map", Boston Globe, September 26, 2004
• Reshef Cheyne, "A plan to fix Israel's borders", Boston Globe, October 1, 2004
• Michael Tarazi, "Two Peoples, One State", New York Times, October 4, 2004
• "Who Needs a Jewish State?", Los Angeles Times, October 10, 2004
• Storer H. Rowley, "Killing in the name of God", Chicago Tribune, October 3, 2004
• Uri Dromi, "All terror merits rejection by clerics", Miami Herald, September 10, 2004
• William Safire, "Israel's Political 'Big Bang'", New York Times, September 15, 2004