In a matter of days, Israel will resume its bad habits: It will begin releasing a large number of convicted terrorists, with reports varying from 82 to up to 350, and it will bar its citizens from building, which for many of them means living, in the communities of their choosing east of the 1949 Armistice Line. This will all be in the name of another bad habit: resuming the mindless shuffle known as the “peace process,” which the prime minister has now termed a “vital strategic interest” for Israel “in and of itself.” With all due respect to the prime minister, these talks, like the price we will be paying for them, are not in our vital strategic interest.
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