These next essays talk about what Israel must do to reestablish its unique identity.

• "JEWISH NATIONAL STRATEGY" by Professor Paul Eidelberg;
• "THE G.O.D. MANDATE" by Beth Goodtree;
• "TO CREATE A JEWISH STATE OF ISRAEL" by Moshe Feiglin;
• "HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH?" by Arlene Peck;
• "THE UN AND THE ASSAULT ON ISRAEL'S LEGITIMACY: Implications Of The Roadmap" by Anne Bayefsky;
• "ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN ISRAEL'S UNIVERSITIES DURING THE OSLO DECADE: 1993-2003" by Professor Arieh Zaritsky; and
• "VIEW FROM THE ASYLUM" by Elyakim HaEtzni.

If promoting the Peace Plans have not and can not bring peace, what will? One idea that is gaining in popularity is Population Exchange, transferring the Arabs out of Israel as the second stage of a process that began when Jews were forced out of Arab countries in the 1940s. These essays address this plan.

• "PARTITION VERSUS POPULATION EXCHANGE" by Richard H. Shulman;
  
• "TRANSFER: A MORAL DISCOURSE" by Boris Shusteff; and
  
• "THE THIRD RAIL OF MIDDLE EAST POLICY" by Ruth King.

These essays discuss two of the terrorist groups that prey on Israel.

• "HIZBALLAH'S WEST BANK FOOTHOLD" by Matthew Levitt;
• "HIZBOLLAH INTERNATIONAL" by Lewis Lipkin;
• "ON HAMAS and "FREEDOM FIGHTERS: The View From International Law" by Professor Louis Rene Beres.

These essays examine how anti-Israel bias is spread in America by the media and other gateways of the public's access to information.

• "FRIEDMAN'S UNREALITY PRINCIPLE" by David Sobel;
• "SUCKERED BY THE ARABS: Are Jewish and Christian Pro-Israel Groups Being Suckered By The Arabs?" by Lee Kaplan;
• "RUTGERS' SUKKOT HATEFEST" by Merav Zarifa; and "
• THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, The P.A.'s Pal" by N. Leonard Tolkan.

This next essay recounts an unusual and fascinating way to spend the High Holidays.

• "CHINA DIARY: Settling Down In Wuchan. L'Shana Tova From Beijing." by Marion D.S. Dreyfus.

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