Meanwhile, another invasion-happy government is having problems
Ordinary Israelis, media commentators, and military officers unleashed unusually strident criticism Sunday of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s strategy in the Palestinian territories, a wave of anger that some analysts say may signal the first cracks in previously broad public support for his policies.
Just like with Bush, Sharon’s war of aggression is going badly, and no longer seems winnable. Protests are getting bigger, more vocal, and are entering the mainstream.