http://blogs.jta.org/ENTRY_PERMALINK_HERE/evacuation-in-hebron/ The settlers are fooling themselves if they think their campaign to hold onto the West Bank will be determined by force. Rather, the fate of the West Bank will be determined by politics and public opinion. By those measures, today’s showdown in Hebron cannot have helped, writes JTA Managing Editor Uriel Heilman. en-us uheilman@jta.org Copyright 2008 2008-12-04T;20:55:00-05:00 fossilh@aol.com The author should reread the decision of the High Court.  It DID NOT rule that the house was not owned by the Jews.  It ruled that the way the house was OCCUPIED by the Jews was against the law.  It referred the deciding of the ownership of the house back to the lower court.  The High Court ruled that the gov’t CAN evict the Jews but did not say that they MUST do so IMMEDIATELY.  I can only hope that Barak will also order such forceful actions against the terrorists bombing the south The author should reread the decision of the High Court.  It DID NOT rule that the house was not owned by the Jews.  It ruled that the way the house was OCCUPIED by the Jews was against the law.  It referred the deciding of the ownership of the house back to the lower court.  The High Court ruled that the gov’t CAN evict the Jews but did not say that they MUST do so IMMEDIATELY.  I can only hope that Barak will also order such forceful actions against the terrorists bombing the south

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