Zionists are freaking out: they are working on keeping Mubarak alive forever

"As Israel faces what many fear could turn into its most serious national security threat in decades, fault lines are widening over how it should respond and some critics say the government appears ill prepared.  The mounting pressure to force out Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who is widely seen as Israel's most predictable Arab ally, and the uncertainty about what sort of government might replace his is fueling anxiety and debate here over Israel's next move.  "This whole situation is making Israel's hawks more hawkish and the doves more dovish," said Yossi Alpher, a former government peace talks advisor and co-editor of Bitterlemons.org, a Mideast political research firm."