Wexner Analysis: Israeli Communication Priorities 2003 - pdf format (40KB)
The Luntz Research Companies & The Israel Project, April 2003

• The world has changed. The words, themes and messages on behalf of Israel must include and embrace the new reality of a post-Saddam world.
• The essential conclusion is to remain focused on your communication priorities from this point forward. Terror ends first. A willing peace partner emerges second. The roadmap is executed last. And throughout it all, you exhibit humility and reaffirm that the Palestinian people deserve better.
• As with every memo we provide, we have used the same scientific methodology to isolate specific words, phrases, themes and messages that will resonate with at least 70% of the American audience.

The above are exerpts from the Wexner analysis. The work was performed by pro-Israeli USAmericans on behalf of Israelis who are seeking financial and political support among the USAmerican public. If you read the analysis and find that much of it rings true, then it is time you explore the Israeli-Palestinian conflict more deeply, because you are already a victim of US pro-Israeli propaganda.

You may like to begin your exploration with EARTH's Viewpoint, because it is there where I have sought to disrobe the Israeli-side, so that the Palestinians, who have been rendered naked by the US popular press, can stand as political, historical, and cultural equals.

A most unflattering, but somewhat informative biography of Yasir Arafat by David Brooks. One can only wonder who the better liar is: the one who casts himself in an aura of mystical magic on behalf of his people, or the one who casts the one, who casts himself in an aura of mystical magic, as a self-serving image maker whose only worth is publicity for a bankrupt cause.

Downloaded from the July/August 2002 online issue of The Atlantic Monthly. A direct link to The Atlantic Monthly is also available. More...

President Bush's address to the inaugural meeting of the 58th session of the United Nations General Assembly (23 September 2003).

Although the President speaks frequently of terror he fails to mention even once the plight of the Palestinian people. In his speech he portrays the invasion of Iraq as a defensive action for "the peace, and the credibility of the United Nations". He fails to address the United States' chronic failure to seek punishment against the state of Israel for its flagrant abuse of UN resolutions. More...

Further interpretation by Francis Boyle explaining why the Oslo Accords failed to materialize (July 2003). More...

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The texts of Resolutions 242 and 338 passed unanimously by the members of the United Nations Security Council

• UNSC Resolution 242 calls on Israel to withdraw from territories occupied in 1967 war (22 November 1967). More...
• UNSC Resolution 338 calls on all parties to abide by Resolution 242 (22 October 1973). More...