SWJ OpEds for December 2, 2007

Saudi Whiplash – Washington Post editorial
The Road from Annapolis – David Ignatius, Washington Post
Middle East Peace through Anxiety – Michael Oren, New York Times
Trying to Change the Status Quo – David Horovitz, Jerusalem Post
Losing Ground to Syria - Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Peace Process Fine Print - Oliver North, Washington Times
Partition at 60 – Jerusalem Post editorial
The Problem with Palestinian Aid - Mohammed Samhouri, Daily Star
Apartheid, Not Peace – Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
Pakistan’s Slow-Moving Emergency – Ali Sethi, New York Times
Pakistan's Dr. Doom - Frantz and Collins, Los Angeles Times
Recruiting: Army Asking for Problems – Las Vegas Sun editorial
A Failure to Confront Radical Islam - Shiraz Maher, London Times
Political Islam - Jemima Khan, London Daily Telegraph
Trans-Atlantic Divide on Muslim Integration – Marcia Pally, Daily Star
Osama's Echo Chamber - Arnaud de Borchgrave, Washington Times
Warning Tremors in France – Boston Globe editorial
Sarkozy’s Hard Bargain – Jim Hoagland, Washington Post
Chavez's Electoral Coup - Wall Street Journal editorial
Smart Way to Beat Tyrants Like Chávez – Donald Rumsfeld, Washington Post
Venezuela's Public Enemy No.1 - Sergio Munoz, Los Angeles Times
5 Myths about the Bomb and Us – Jeffrey Lewis, Washington Post
The KGB's Mole Master - David Wise, Los Angeles Times