I don't know where they find those people. When it comes to Arab-Israeli conflict, newspapers simply find anybody--a dentist in some cases--provided he/she feels strongly about Gun Zionism. Here, this writer reviews the book by "Israel's dream"--as he was dubbed by NYT--, Sari Nusseibeh, and he liked it very much. But he has this complaint: he was quite pleased that Nusseibeh mocked Arafat, but was displeased that he mildly mocked Ariel Sharon. I kid you not. The dilemma of Arab puppets is this: they are respected neither by their peoples and nor by their masters. But they deserve that plight, don't they?