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The Palestinian state of Ishmael

In the full flush of victory after the Six-Day War, as the Israeli military scrambled to impose its rule on its newly acquired territory its leaders also drew up plans for a Palestinian state. A rare look at slain right-wing leader's plan.

By Shay Fogelman 15.10.10

Three years ago, in a special Knesset session to mark the sixth anniversary of the assassination of tourism minister Rehavam Ze’evi by Palestinian gunmen, then-prime minister Ehud Olmert related that Ze’evi was actually one of the first to advocate the establishment of a Palestinian state.

“Two or three days after the Six Day War,” Olmert told the MKs and invited guests, among them Ze’evi’s children, “Major-General Rehavam Ze’evi, who was then assistant to the head of the Operations Branch of the IDF General Staff, hurriedly submitted a plan for the creation of a Palestinian State whose capital would be Nablus, and he even gave it a name: “The State of Ishmael.” More interestingly: Gandhi [Ze’evi’s nickname, owing to his perceived youthful resemblance to the Indian leader] called for the establishment of the Palestinian state as soon as possible and cautioned, and I quote, that: ‘Protracted Israeli military rule will expand the hate and the abyss between the residents of the West Bank and Israel, due to the objective steps that will have to be taken in order to ensure order and security.’”

Olmert, speaking a month before the Annapolis peace conference, was assailed by members of right-wing parties for choosing to cite this particular part of Ze’evi’s legacy. MK Limor Livnat (Likud) lashed out at the premier, saying: “You are making political use [of Ze’evi’s idea].

Gandhi cannot respond to you.” MK Zvi Hendel (National Union-National Religious Party) went further: “If at a memorial for a ‘son of this land,’ who was most faithful to it, [Olmert] saw fit to explain the degree to which Gandhi was actually not faithful to his country − it is impossible to sink to lower depths. If this is the mental state of [Olmert], he constitutes a true danger to the country.”

Two years later, at a state memorial for Ze’evi on Mount Herzl, in Jerusalem, President Shimon Peres also referred to the plan to establish the state of Ishmael. After repeating the details and quoting the same comment by Ze’evi about the hatred that would swell under military occupation, Peres added: “Gandhi followed closely the changes that occurred in the geographical map, and demographic developments, and what he grasped and proposed already in June 1967 became in our time the basis for a different plan.”

Right-wing MKs were again outraged. “The president made a mockery of Gandhi’s memory by turning him into a member of Peace Now and claiming he supported a Palestinian state in his youth,” Michael Ben Ari (National Union) said, adding, “Peres’ obsession led to the disaster of Oslo and its murderous consequences, and he is doing everything − including distorting history − to go on making his deceptive allegations.”

In strictly factual terms, the truth seems to lie on the side of Olmert and Peres. Ze’evi’s plan to create the state of Ishmael, in the form of a secret four-page document, has been gathering dust in the archives of the Israel Defense Forces since it was conceived. But anyone who examines the details closely will not likely describe it as a dovish project, reflecting a recognition of the Palestinians’ national rights.

Submitted to then-chief of staff Yitzhak Rabin five days after the end of the Six-Day War, the plan was entitled “Political Arrangement for the West Bank − A Proposal.” Ze’evi begins by noting, “The following proposal follows conversations held recently and in light of the task assigned to me to put forward a proposal on the subject.” It does not, he notes, “refer to possible solutions for the Gaza Strip, which need to be considered separately.”

Ze’evi’s proposal called for the establishment of “an independent Arab state in part of the West Bank, which would be tied to Israel by a contract that would ensure the rights of both sides. The new state will be called the state of Ishmael (and not Palestine, in order not to increase its ‘appetite’ and representation).”

Under the rubric of “implementation,” Ze’evi wrote, “The speed of the decision, and implementation of this proposal, even if done without administrative and organizational preparation, is important because of the willingness of the local Arab leadership − which is still reeling from the shock of defeat − before it can be turned around and incited by Damascus and Cairo. And before the great powers and the UN have spoken out clearly on the subject.”

Ze’evi’s final argument in support of his case was the comment about the abyss of hatred that would develop under the occupation, which was quoted by Olmert and Peres.

Political vacuum

The plan in question was created within a political vacuum. Immediately after the 1967 war, the political leadership said nothing about the future of the occupied territories. Similarly, in the period preceding the war, the country’s leaders had been silent about its goals and about a possible solution to the conflict. There is nothing explicitly mentioned about the future of the territories and their inhabitants in the minutes of the cabinet or of Defense Ministry meetings, which have been declassified.

However, the army, in contrast to the political echelon, had contingency plans. In addition to the operational plans, the IDF had over the years compiled a systematic doctrine for the creation of a military government in occupied territory. Besides the experience gleaned from such a government that already ruled Israel’s Arab population (1948-1966), the army had learned much from its five-month occupation of the Gaza Strip following the Sinai War in 1956. In the early 1960s, the IDF, drawing on those lessons, produced a number of memoranda and orders relating to different aspects of its activity in occupied territory.

The last such memo was issued two months before the Six-Day War and was based on previous doctrinal material, particularly a paper called “Summary of Military Government in Occupied Territories,” published in 1964 under the auspices of the Prime Minister’s Office.

This document enshrines some of the principles that guided Israeli policy in the occupied territories for decades. Indeed, in many senses, the vestiges are discernible in policy to this day.

“The most important means of control is ‘reward and punishment,’” the document states.

Under the “reward” rubric the authors include: “Removal of restrictions that were imposed. Granting permits to open and run businesses. Giving work to the unemployed. Appointments to key posts. Priority to returning seized property or giving compensation.”

Recommendations for “punishment” were: “Administrative detention. Exile. Dismissal from job. Searching of homes.”

In this context the document added, “Reward and punishment should be exploited to find a leadership that will collaborate. The reward and punishment measures are intended ‘to persuade’ the leader that it is worthwhile to collaborate; but, more than this, using them vis-a-vis the people under his influence will determine the extent of that influence.

Accordingly, benefits should be granted to people who support a cooperative leader.”
As for those who refuse to play ball: “When a decision is made to humiliate a leader who does not collaborate, it is not enough to deny benefits to him and his followers. A rival candidate for leadership should be sought within the clans he represents and cultivated by being made a conduit for the distribution of benefits. He should be shown open preference by means of visits to his home and so forth.”

The document’s authors also recommended “exploiting an offense committed by a particular leader as a means of pressure for collaboration. This refers to offenses which are not known to the public and are not security related. The threat to place him on trial if he does not collaborate is more effective than trying and punishing him.”

The framers of the document cautioned against arresting public leaders and thereby turning them into “martyrs”: “They should be punished in other purposeful ways, which will hurt then without increasing their public prestige, such as by economic sanctions, undermining their social relations and so forth. It is a mistake to create a single, homogeneous leadership. Ensure that the local leadership is split and that competitive leaderships exist.”

In conclusion, the writers recommended “keeping things on a low burner − preventing extreme mass despair and bitterness.” Even though “in most cases the Arabs themselves are far from carrying out what they say, they appreciate others doing so, particularly if the fulfillment of promises is to their benefit. Accordingly, binding promises should not be made, especially if they are of the type that cannot be kept.”

Apparently, the final written guidelines for the army’s activity in the occupied territories before the war were issued by the then-military advocate general, Meir Shamgar, a future attorney general and Supreme Court president. On the first day of the war he issued a document that was sent to the GOCs and chief of the operations branch in the General Staff. Entitled “Modes of Legislation in Occupied Territory,” the document, which sets forth the operational principles permitted in occupied areas under the international laws and conventions, was drawn up by Shamgar several weeks or even months earlier.

Today Shamgar says he does not recall the circumstances which prompted him to write the document, but thinks it probably stemmed from “the desire to ensure that my unit, of the military advocate general, would, like other legal units of other armies, be expert in the realm of the rules of war.”

Ideal borders

About two weeks after the war, defense minister Moshe Dayan told a closed meeting of IDF commanders: “The geographic, military and political achievements of this war have first of all afforded the maximum borders that anyone ever wanted to dream of, the most ideal ones ... If someone had taken the broadest brush to demarcate the biggest and widest borders, he could propose for Israel, he would not have gone one kilometer beyond what the IDF reached in this war.”

Dayan knew whereof he spoke: A perusal of minutes of the meetings held by the General Staff on the eve of the war shows that not even the most optimistic of the generals believed the IDF would emerge from just six days of fighting with an achievement on this scale. But the mechanism of rule in the newly conquered territories was quickly set in place.

At Shamgar’s directive, four orders and three proclamations concerning “proper administration, security and public order” were issued already on the second day of the war and disseminated among the inhabitants of the conquered areas. On the same day, three military commanders were appointed for the new regions: Sinai, the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. Also that day, at the conclusion of a meeting of heads of branches in the Defense Ministry, in the office of the deputy chief of staff, there was a call for discussion on when to implement the military government and arrange the army’s activity in the occupied territories.

For his part, on June 12, 1967, two days after the end of the fighting, the defense minister convened a “consultation on the areas of occupation.” Taking part were chief of staff Rabin, assistant to chief of operations Ze’evi, director of Military Intelligence Aharon Yariv, Maj. Gen. Haim Bar Lev and former chief of staff Zvi Tzur, who was Dayan’s aide.

In the meeting, a six-point blueprint for a political plan, drawn up a few days earlier by MI’s research department, was presented. It stated that Israel supported the creation of an independent Palestinian state in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. This state would be barred from maintaining a military force, and the Old City of Jerusalem (within the walls) would become an open city.

After the meeting Rabin asked Ze’evi to examine the new conditions that would make a settlement possible. After working for two days, Ze’evi submitted his proposal for the State of Ishmael, under which East Jerusalem, the Mount Hebron area, the Jordan Rift Valley and the Latrun enclave (halfway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv) would be annexed to Israel. The rest of the West Bank was to become part of the state of Ishmael. “The Arab refugees in the Mount Hebron area (and in other annexed regions) will be transferred to the State of Ishmael and rehabilitated there,” Ze’evi explained. From the demographic viewpoint, he added, “Although the annexation of the Jerusalem region will bring with it a large Arab population, it is important for other reasons.”

According to Ze’evi’s plan, the state of Ishmael would include “the majority of the Arab population of the West Bank: permanent residents, refugees in Samaria and refugees to be transferred (23,000) from Mount Hebron.” The planned state would have a population of 623,000 upon its establishment. The remaining 260,000 inhabitants of the West Bank − most of them in Jerusalem and Hebron − were to be annexed to Israel.

Ze’evi needed only two days to formulate his proposal. Because he had only limited data to work from and was unencumbered by policy dictates, his plan was preliminary only and was missing significant details about the international status and degree of independence of the envisioned political entity. In broad terms, Ze’evi determined that “responsibility for the State of Ishmael’s security and foreign affairs will be in Israel’s hands. Israel will be permitted to maintain military forces in the abandoned camps of the Jordanian Arab army or in operational deployment as needed.” The state of Ishmael was to have free access to an Israeli port, and residents of both states would have free passage, with one exception: The Ishmaelites would be barred from taking up permanent residence in Israel.

Ze’evi even specified the borders of the new state and included a map. “In northern Jerusalem the border has been moved so that the Qalandiyah airport (henceforth to be called Jerusalem North) will remain in Israel’s hands. The Jordan Rift Valley has been left outside the State of Ishmael, with the border to pass 500 meters west of the longitudinal road, with two exceptions: 1. Jericho and its adjoining refugee camps, so that no further population will be absorbed into Israel; 2. the entry to Wadi Fara, where there is also a concentration of refugees (a bypass connecting road can be built in this section). The Latrun enclave will be annexed to Israel. There are only four Arab villages in that area.” (The enclave has yet to be annexed, but the residents were expelled during the war and their villages leveled.)

In an alternative proposal for borders, which appeared on the attached map in the form of a broken line, Ze’evi recommended expanding the area under Israeli control at the expense of the state of Ishmael. However, he noted, there were two drawbacks to this option: “The addition of an Arab population to Israel” and “the further reduction in size of the Arab state, a fact that potential Arab leaders will find difficult to accept.”

Ze’evi used the occasion to consider the future of Israel’s Arab citizens as well. “A preliminary examination is being made of a proposal to annex most of the villages of the Israeli Triangle to the State of Ishmael,” he wrote, referring to the concentration of Arab towns and villages − notably Baka al-Garbiyeh, Tira and Umm al-Fahm − adjacent to the Green Line. “This proposal has the advantage of ‘sweetening the pill’ for the future leaders of the State of Ishmael, but also has the following limitations: reducing Israel’s size; the need to obtain the agreement of the Arabs in the relevant villages; complications regarding a number of Jewish communities located between and adjacent to the villages in question; a dangerous precedent of reducing the size of the ‘original’ Israel which is liable to stir similar longings with respect to the Arab Galilee. Accordingly, it is suggested not to deal with this matter at this stage.”

Buffer state

In the view of the veteran peace activist Uri Avnery, who was an MK at the time, Ze’evi’s proposal, as well as the ideas of General Staff officers who supported the establishment of an independent Palestinian state without a political settlement with Jordan, stemmed from concern that signing a peace agreement that would restore the West Bank to Jordanian sovereignty might recreate the dangerous security situation in Israel on the eve of the war.

“They preferred a small, weak Palestinian state that would be attached to us, rather than a whole eastern front that might be composed of Jordanian, Iraqi and other auxiliary forces,” Avnery says. According to Avnery, Maj. Gen. (ret.) Israel Tal, who died last month, supported the plan to establish a Palestinian state without an agreement with Jordan, as did Maj. Gen. Matti Peled.

The Arab states’ unwillingness to accept Israel’s preconditions for negotiations led to a number of initiatives to resolve the conflict directly with the inhabitants of the occupied territories. Dan Bavly cites some examples in his book “Dreams and Missed Opportunities 1967-1973” (Carmel, 2002. Hebrew). Bavly, who served in the military government as a reservist, was involved in some of the contacts with the local Palestinian leadership.

The borders proposed in what came to be known as the Allon Plan, drawn up in July 1967 by then-foreign minister Yigal Allon, were similar to those of Ze’evi’s imagined state of Ishmael as well as plans drafted by other military and political figures of the day. Allon’s name was also linked to a plan to establish a Druze state in the Golan Heights.

According to Shimon Avivi, who researched the topic, this idea was first broached during the War of Independence, before Operation Hiram in Upper Galilee. “After doubts were raised about the IDF’s ability to conquer all of Galilee, the Foreign Ministry’s Middle East desk suggested the idea of establishing a Druze autonomy with the community’s leaders in the Galilee. In the department’s view, this could destabilize the adjacent Arab regimes. In the end, however, the idea was rejected by Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett and Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion and was then completely abandoned in the wake of the IDF’s success in the operation.”

The idea of creating a Druze state was raised again after Israel’s sweeping victory in the Six-Day War. In a letter to Haaretz dated June 26, 1967, Binyamin Krisher of Tel Aviv wrote, “I am not very expert in the demographic conditions of the Golan Heights. But it seems to me that it makes sense to settle (voluntarily) the Druze from Syria and from Israel in this territory, which will constitute a Druze unit of self-rule. Naturally, this can be considered only if the Druze themselves aspire to it.” A week later, on July 2, a similar proposal was raised by another Haaretz reader, Ze’ev Katz, from Haifa: “After the IDF inflicted a crushing defeat on the Syrian forces, I think now is the time to pay a debt of honor and help the Druze liberate themselves from the burden of their generations-long oppressors, the fanatic Syrian Muslims. It is our duty to extend them aid and support in their battle to establish a free Druze state on Jabal al-Druze. What we did not do during the Druze revolt, we must now rectify.”

This public mood enjoyed wide backing, including from Jabr Moade, a Druze MK. His call to create a Druze state drew a tremendous ovation from his audience at the Bustan Club in Tel Aviv, as described in an October 1967 report in Haaretz. Allon and other politicians were aware of this, though the majority of Israel’s Druze leaders rejected the idea out of hand. In his book “Copper Plate: Israeli Policy toward the Druze 1948-1967” (Yad Ben-Zvi, 2007.

Hebrew), Avivi made public a letter classified “top secret” that Allon sent to prime minister Levi Eshkol on August 20, 1967, containing a proposal to establish a “Druze buffer state between Israel and Syria.” Allon described the distribution of the Druze population in the area and broadly sketched the borders of the proposed state.

“With the exception of brief periods, tension exists between the Druze leaders and Damascus,” Allon wrote. “Recently this tension has reached new heights in terms of the distinctiveness of the Druze community and in terms of their numbers and the geographic conditions of their pale of settlement. They might rebel against Damascus in order to establish their own sovereign state.”

According to Allon, the success of this plan depended on the Druze “being able to accept political guidance and military aid from an external entity. Our presence on the Golan Heights affords us an opportunity to assist them in realizing their aspiration.” Allon also assigned a role to the Israeli Druze in the implementation of the plan. In his view, “They can constitute an important element in organizing the Druze forces in Syria, in addition to Jewish officers and activists who are fluent in Arabic and are suitable for this special assignment.”

According to Allon, “We can assume that this state will not be viewed askance by Amman, even if this is not openly admitted.” Three days later, Eshkol sent a laconic reply: “The subject you raised is to some degree being considered and dealt with and will be updated when more data exist on the situation.” According to Avivi, the idea was raised in talks with Druze leaders on the Golan Heights, but was torpedoed when the authorities in Damascus learned of the overtures.

Druze transfer

In contrast to Ze’evi’s plan for the state of Ishmael, Allon’s idea for a Druze state was never formulated in detail. Allon, who was familiar with the area since his service as a scout in the British invasion force in Lebanon and Syria in 1941, proposed making Sweida, in southwestern Syria, near the Jordanian border, the capital of the new Druze state. He also suggested that Israeli aid in creating the state be contingent on its signing a peace treaty with Israel, and that border adjustments would be required between Syria and Lebanon.

According to Taher Abu Saleh, a resident of the Golan Heights Druze village of Majdal Shams, his father, Sheikh Kamal Kanj, was apprised of the plan and thwarted it by revealing the details to Syrian intelligence. Kanj was the most important Druze leader to remain in the Golan after the 1967 war. He had studied law in Jerusalem, Beirut and Damascus, was a colonel in the Syrian army and was elected to the Syrian parliament in 1952.

In the mid-1960s Kanj returned to the Golan, where he stood out from the conservative farmers who lived in the villages. “Yigal Allon visited our home a few times in the months after the war,” his son Abu Saleh relates. “Golda Meir, Moshe Dayan and many senior officers and MKs also came to see my father and other dignitaries of the community. The meetings were very intensive. Years later, Father told us that Allon and a few Israeli intelligence officers had tried to persuade him that the time was ripe for the Druze to have a state. They promised that Israel would help us establish it,” Abu Saleh says.

“According to Allon’s plan, as conveyed to my father a few months after the war, Druze from the Galilee and the Carmel would also be transferred to the state that would be created. It was obvious to my father that in order to establish this state it would be necessary to dismantle other states. He also thought that the establishment of a state on a religious basis would cause a split among the other communities in Syria and Lebanon. In his view, the Israelis assumed that in the wake of the establishment of the Druze state, the Alawites, the Christians and the other communities would demand states of their own, a development that would be directly beneficial to Israel.

“But my father was a Syrian patriot and did not want to hurt his people. He told the Israeli intelligence officers that he needed to review their proposal with Druze leaders in Syria and Lebanon. Accordingly, he went to Italy, accompanied by an Israeli intelligence officer whose job was to ensure that Father did not reveal all the details of the plan and only tested the waters with the other Druze leaders. In Italy he met with a Syrian intelligence official of Druze origin, ostensibly an emissary and agent of the leaders in Syria and Lebanon. In a private meeting in the hotel cafeteria, without the Israeli officer, Father told him about the whole plan.

They decided to give all the details to the Syrian leadership and prevent its realization at any price.”

According to Abu Saleh, this was the reason for his father’s arrest by the Israeli security services in May 1971. Up until then, Kanj had been the toast of the Israeli establishment. Newspapers reported on his numerous encounters with senior officers and leading politicians.

Menachem Begin, then an MK, ate at his home, while Dayan was an overnight guest. They marked him out for a crucial role in the region’s future. He was invited to the Knesset and to the President’s Residence. One can understand, then, why Abu Saleh concluded that his father was persecuted for his alleged “betrayal” of Israel’s leaders.

Sheikh Kanj was tried for espionage in the military court in Quneitra, in the Golan Heights. Eight of the 19 major offenses carried a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. According to the indictment, only part of which was cleared for publication, Kanj’s main offense was having hosted in his home Giziya Abu Saleh, a relative and a sergeant first class in a Syrian commando unit. Abu Saleh allegedly gave Kanj letters from a senior Syrian intelligence official and from his brother Nur al-Din Abu Saleh, a Syrian army general who was then a commander in the Damascus area. The prosecution also claimed that Kanj had gone to Damascus, where he met with his brother and a Syrian intelligence officer, and that on several occasions he had met with “a person from Israel whose name is banned from publication, who was to gather information for him through an intermediary.”

Kanj denied all charges. He confirmed that Giziya Abu Saleh had been a guest in his home and had brought him letters from his brother, but insisted that he had never engaged in espionage. Most of the court sessions were in camera. Kanj’s argument, that the Syrians suspected him of collaborating with Israel and had sentenced him in absentia to a lengthy prison term was of no avail. He was convicted and sentenced to 25 years.

Kanj was released in June 1973 as part of a deal in which Israel returned five Syrian intelligence officers seized in Lebanon in exchange for the release of three captive Israeli pilots. Syria’s Druze community was instrumental in pushing for the deal. Kanj promised, after his release, to abstain from political activity, but in the early 1980s he was a leader in the fight against the application of Israeli law in the Golan Heights and was arrested several times as a result. He died in 1983.

Land office business - Commanders ordered to collect property records in conquered areas

On June 9, while the war still raged, staff officer Moshe Tadmor issued an urgent order to the military government headquarters created the previous day in Gaza, Sinai and the West Bank, on behalf of the civil security unit of the General Staff Operations Branch: “Maj. Gen. Ben-Gal of the Israel Lands Administration has asked us to obtain and safeguard all land registration records” and transfer them to the agency. Two days later, military commanders in the field received a communique from ILA counsel Maj. Dov Shefi, instructing them to guard the documents until an ILA official arrived to take possession.

Ten days after the war, the deputy director of the Justice Ministry land registration department, Y. Link, met with Maj. Gen. Uzi Narkis, GOC Central Command and commander of the Israeli forces in the West Bank, and submitted a formal request to the same effect, signed by the justice minister. Narkis approved the request and sent a confirmation in writing to military advocate general Meir Shamgar.

The next day, Shamgar wrote to Link: “I would be grateful if in the course of conducting the survey that it has been agreed will be done by your unit, you would pay particular attention to the question of the ownership/leasing of the Jewish settlement known as Kfar Hashiloh.

Information on this subject interests us, as we know there was a Jewish settlement in this village for decades. Of course, this is not the only Jewish settlement of this kind, but I request that you instruct your assistants to provide us with information about the above-mentioned settlement as soon as possible.”

The Palestinians know Kfar Hashiloh as Silwan.

Money balks -Palestinian currency from the Bank of Israel

On July 2, 1967, defense minister Moshe Dayan convened an urgent meeting between representatives of the new military government and officials from the Justice Ministry and the Bank of Israel. The latter requested the issue of special currency for use in the occupied territories, citing legal and humanitarian grounds. A decision was made to print the notes but not to put them into circulation immediately. One week later, Military Advocate General Meir Shamgar sent a few sample notes to the chief of staff.

According to the central bank’s numismatic curator today, Rachel Barkay, on the third day of the war, Bank of Israel governor David Horowitz and acting finance minister Zeev Sherf briefly discussed the possible need to issue currency for the newly captured territories. She relates that a few days later, after Israel captured the West Bank and the Golan Heights, these areas were included in the plan to issue emergency currency. The graphic design studio of brothers Gabriel and Maxim Shamir designed 500-fils and one-dinar bills for the West Bank and a five-lira note for the Gaza Strip and northern Sinai. Gerd Rothschild and Ze’ev Lippmann’s ROLI Studio designed the five-dinar note for the West Bank and the one-pound note for the Gaza Strip and northern Sinai. Lower denomination bills were designed by the Bank of Israel and the Government Printer.

The designers sought to hew as closely as possible to the design of the bills that had been in circulation before the Israeli occupation without violating the copyrights of the Egyptian, Jordanian and Syrian graphic designers. In an effort to gain the approval of the locals, the studios incorporated camels, arabesques and Jerusalem’s Tower of David in the bills’ design.

The Government Printer began printing the notes in late June 1967, in Jerusalem.

Urgent orders were also placed with the Dutch printer Enschede and with the currency printer of Belgium’s central bank. But the new currency program was canceled when it became apparent that Israeli money was being accepted in the occupied areas without a problem.

The notes remained in Bank of Israel safes until 1978, when it was decided that there was no reason to keep storing them. Millions of the bills were incinerated between 1978 and 1980.

The Bank of Israel retained 100 examples of each note for its collection.

Moshe Dayan (left) and Rehavam Ze’evi (right) in Hebron on June 8, 1967 -

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  • its long but you can read the first part- its very interesting since Zeevi (nicknamed Ghandi) was allways known as very hard core rightist.
    he was the one which promoted the idea of pales. transfer.

    its very uniqe to find out that right after the war he promoted a whole defferent idea- a pales. state.

    perhaps when the settelments project begun he decided to leave the ishmael idea and "transfered" himslef to the other ideological side...

    zeevi was shot to death by palestinians More..

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  • "Protracted Israeli military rule will expand the hate and the abyss between the residents of the West Bank and Israel" as if. What was the cause of the war to begin with? Pali hate. Who was involved? Arab state(s). THAT is why Israel will no longer cooperate with these people: they've been killing Jews since way before any creation of Israel, ransacking and murdering them. Nothing has changed but the ability for Israel to defend itself. Now people talk of giving a 'homeland' to More..

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  • If those guys back then had a crystal ball, I bet they would have pushed through Ze'evi's plan all the Allon plan...

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  • Find Palestine mentioned anywhere before the last century.
    Go ahead and look.
    You won't find a country or a People.
    They are Jordanian's and Palestine is a lie.

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    • Exactly!
      There is no such thing as a distinct PAlestinian people or country!

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    • Keep kidding yourself! Any little bit of bullshit to justify Israel's existence.

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    • Palestine Liberation Organization executive committee member Zahir Muhsein said:

      The Palestinian people does not exist. The creation of a Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle against the state of Israel for our Arab unity. In reality today there is no difference between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese. Only for political and tactical reasons do we speak today about the existence of a Palestinian people, since Arab national interests demand that we posit t More..

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  • Mailing Address: P. O. Box 488, Monticello, MS 39654
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  • Total Students Enrolled: 647
  • Total Full Time "Equivalent" Teachers: 41.9
  • Average Student-To-Teacher Ratio: 15.5
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  • Males: 324 (50.1%)
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10th Grade17927.7%
11th Grade13120.2%
12th Grade13120.2%
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  • Teachers with a Bachelor's Degree: 39%
  • Teachers with a Master's Degree or Higher:39%
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  • Average Teaching Experience: 9 Years
  • Average Salary: $38,478
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12-29-2012, 05:20 AM
Hello again, we are back and merry Christmas (or Hanukkah)! I am so sorry for the 4 day delay. This puzzle should be on the 24th, but that was that on Christmas and I was wrapped up in presents, tired from Christmas cards, and exhausted from to much pie.

But also, let's give a congrats to Novacula! The winner of the second puzzle! He (or she) now will be put on the logicians hall!

Today's puzzle is a good one thats reasonable. and I'm not going to give away the answer so easy. So enjoy and REALLY THINK!

A bird watcher looks out a small, glass window and see a very rare bird. As he watches, he is happy. The man then realizes something and few seconds later, is very horrified! A few minutes after that, he is scared out of his mind, screaming for his life. What is going on?

12-29-2012, 05:48 AM
A guess: He was happy watching the bird until he realised he was seeing a reflection in the glass window. Eventually the bird comes after him and the window is too small for him to escape through.

12-29-2012, 06:49 PM
Great guess JoyKig, but I'm afraid that's not it. But it is a pretty convincing answer. I am, though, going to give 1 hint because there are a lot of possible answers, but I am looking for one. The hint is that the window is a regular window and the lives of others were in danger.

01-02-2013, 02:15 PM
The man is on a ship. The bird is a rare sea bird sitting on the water. As the distance between the window and the bird decreases, he realizes the ship is sinking.

01-02-2013, 10:31 PM
Nope, but a closer, but farther answer! I will give another hint: SOMETHING HAPPENED TO THE BIRD!

01-03-2013, 06:02 PM
A lion or some other big cat was going to attack the very rare bird. Then man was frightened for his life because the lion was coming after him.

01-04-2013, 03:47 AM
I like how you think, pinkgirl25. But, unfortunately, that is incorrect. I want to give tip: focus on the time he was horrified, then when he was screaming. There is a chain event that happen there. so think, what could happen to the bird, that can also kill not just 1, but about 40 others?

01-04-2013, 06:20 AM
The rare bird is actually a passenger plane. Maybe?

01-05-2013, 03:20 AM
Nope! But you are getting closer. One last hint: the bird is a bird and the man was going from America to Africa.

01-05-2013, 05:35 AM
He is in a plane and it is crashing, (clearly descending or he wouldn't see a bird), but then realises they are not landing.

01-05-2013, 11:36 AM
This is a tough one. We know:

The bird is VERY RARE.
The man sees SOMETHING HAPPEN TO THE BIRD and is scared.
Whatever happened to the rare bird happened while it was IN FLIGHT.
A FEW MINUTES PASS before the man starts screaming.
The man is afraid for both his OWN life and the lives of OTHERS.
The man was going from AMERICA to AFRICA.

Maybe the man was on a plane over the ocean when an endangered species of bird was sucked into the engine. At first there is only a little bit of smoke then after a few minutes the engine explodes into flames and the plane goes crashing into the sea.

01-06-2013, 05:16 AM
We got the answer! And guess who got it? It was Novacula! His name is going to be entered in the logicians hall twice!! Once for part 2 and now. Congrats novacula!

01-06-2013, 11:38 AM
Awesome! If that wasn't correct I was going to guess the rare bird was actually extinct and was getting eaten by a dinosaur and the plane had traveled back in time and now they were all stuck with no idea of how to get back to the future.

Thanks to hardcore for posting the challenge.


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Here's a short brief of how I expose all of my expired film, and the exposure times and ISO I used. This tipster also tells about how different expiration dates influence the speed of the film.

Photographers around the world have always been using expired film to get saturated pictures and other effects according to the expiration date of the film. What we can consider as expired film are those that are a couple of years older than its expiry date.

A film that has a couple of months passed its expiry date, will not provide different results than an non-expired film.

Usually, I overexpose by one stop and edit in Photoshop or select some options of color correction before scanning, in order to get results similar as a cross-processed film. Here are some results applying this method.

There’s a rule that states that a film loses one stop of its speed after a decade of expiry. So, if you’re lucky to own a film with 10-20 years of expiry, apply this rule. At each 10 years underexpose by one stop. If it’s ISO 400, after 10 years will be ISO 200.

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  1. icuresick
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    Hi @pvalyk! If your film is ASA400 and you set your camera's ASA setting to 200 that is over exposing :)
    But I think you should actually overexposed one stop per decade.
    The last paragraph says: "At each 10 years underexpose by one stop. If it’s ISO 400, after 10 years will be ISO 200." I think it's just a typo error :)

  2. pvalyk
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    @icuresick you're wright, it is an error but not from me. I wrote the correct way, which is: After 10 years of expiration, the film loses it's speed by one stop and it should be overexposed not underexposed.

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    Great tips on expired dates! And your photos are great, too. I just wish they weren't Photoshopped to get a "cross processed" look.

  4. pvalyk
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    @dearjme no, the photos are not "photoshopped". The photos are made with a roll of Agfa Vista 200 expired 5 or 7 years ago..

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diamondback vs elite 3200

I'm going to pick up either one of these 2 scopes in the BDC reticle. Wanted to get some opinions on both. Thanks
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Re: diamondback vs elite 3200

The Elite line used to be made by Baush and Lamb. When they were still B&L, I knew some benchrest competitors that used them and really liked them.

I cant personally say from experience or use of either though.
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Light powder charge

Have you tried the Managed Recoil ammo from Remingtion ?

They use a 115 gr bullet at standard 270 velocities reducing
recoil with out sacrificing performance.

I have a neighbor that uses it in a 7/08 for his 9 year old son
and has killed several dear with it around 100 yrds.

Havent tried it my self but it sounds like an alternative to reduced
loads with poor powder densities.

Just a thought
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Blacktail, Here is published data, January 06 Guns and Ammo by Bob Forker.

270 Win
Speer 90gr HP TNT, Ram Shot Tac, Rem 9.5, 35grains@ 2,500fps
Hornady 100gr SP, Hod. H4895, Win LR, 36grains @ 2,400 fps.

The author notes he puts a little Dacron pillow stuffing on the powder charge to keep it in the back of the case.

My experience:
I have read that reducing some powder loads below minimum starting charge can be dangerous. The same article stated that Hodgdon H4895 was a safe powder to reduce below minimum listed charge wieghts.

I have made reduced loads with a few different cartriges by simply using 2/3 of the published data for H4895. I have never used a filler in the case and accuracy was usually 1-2" @ 100 yards. Keep the bullets off the lands with reduced loads. Primmers show no flattening .

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somewhere on hodgdon's page I read you could take any cartridge that H4895 was suitable for and as long as your charge was 60% of listed max it was safe, I'll try to confirm this
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look to my other gear with a whole new level of expectations.  last night,
i revisited my neglected oberheim matrix-1000, seeking better midi realtime
control of patch parameters (where are the knobs damnit?!!)

at one point last year, i went through the process of setting up a couple
control patches on my peavey PC1600 midi controller to allow me to tweak
matrix-1000 patches in realtime.  in particular, of course, i wanted to be
able to adjust in realtime the filter cutoff and resonance, as well as
various other things like wave shapes, FM amount, mix, oscillator
frequencies, etc.  i used sysex strings from the pc1600 to map the sliders
and buttons to do these things.  unfortunately, when adjusting some of the
parameters in realtime, the synth would act strangely, hanging notes, etc.
 the worst of them all is the filter cutoff frequency.  the matrix-1000
sysex chart calls it the "VCF Initial Frequency" which sort of implies that
you're not supposed to be wiring this to a slider and reaming it with

now, an alternative approach is to modify the matrix-1000 patch with a
modulator to map a continous controller to filter cutoff frequency, and
then set up a pc1600 slider to send that CC- this works beautifully.
obviously, this is less than ideal, because i have to modify the
matrix-1000 patch before i can tweak it from the pc1600, potentially
clobbering something else in the modulation matrix...  also, there are only
9 slots in the matrix, and only 4 or 5 possible CC's that act as sources in
the matrix.  so i can't really get control over a bunch of patch parameters
simultaneously.  (however, if this is my only option, i can set up the
pc1600 with a button which sends out a big sysex string to change the
synth's modulation matrix paths.)

SO, now for the big mystery question.  at the very end of the matrix-1000
manual, there is a paragraph which implies that you can control patch
parameters from continuous controllers without the modulation matrix and
without sysex.   i however do not understand it, and after a couple hours
experimenting with pc1600 midi strings, was unable to get any results.
The "active continuous controllers" chart lists the following:

98  Non-Reg Parm LSB
99  Non-Reg Parm MSB
100 Reg Parm LSB
101 Reg Parm MSB

Registered parameters:
00  Pitch Bend Range
01  Fine Tune
02  Transpose

and then there is the following paragraph:
"Non-registered parameters may be used to control any parameter by using
the front panel parameter number.  Matrix modulations must be controlled by
use of the System Exclusive message.  When using registered or
non-registered parameter editing, all received data entry controller values
are offset by 40h, except when the currently selected paraemeter is the
register pitch bend range [...] this allows for transmission of negative

this seems to imply that you can send one CC message with a parameter
number followed by another CC message with a value.  i tried sending CC 98
as the num and CC 99 as the value, and vice versa.  i tried all kinds of
things!  unfortunately my original MIDI 1.0 spec doesn't discuss this, and
the oberheim manual doesn't elaborate...  i don't have a chart of "front
panel parameter numbers" either.

sorry for the lengthy email.  i'm really hoping i can make my matrix-1000
more usable.

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Preheat oven and prepare cake mix according to cake mix package directions, and add in lemon extract.

Divide cake batter equally into two bowls. Add McCormick Yellow Food Coloring to each bowl, approximately 10 drops of food coloring in one bowl and 20 drops of food coloring in the other bowl. Spoon the darker colored batter into the bottom of 18-24 (depending on your cake mix) cupcake liners. Spoon the lighter colored batter on top of the darker colored batter. Bake according to package directions. Remove from oven and allow to cool.

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  1. Crystal says

    Delicious!! I’m a huge chocolate lover, but I do love lemon flavor. These cupcakes sound yummy and refreshing! Pinned them to try later. Thanks for the recipe!!

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    I kid you not, my friend – I just took lemon cupcakes out of the oven to top with cream cheese frosting (a book recipe!). They are much different, but still the same idea. I love how your mind works! Still can’t get that key lime pie out of my head from yesterday :)

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    Hello – Where did you get your Lemon Slices for decoration?
    I’m excited to make these – Thank you

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This is the card I wanted to buy for my husband for Valentine's Day.  Only $2.95 at Typo.  Sadly however the Sydney city store had sold out - I guess there are a lot of people who share my bah humbug attitude! But then Anna came home from daycare with two yummy cupcakes that the kids had made and decorated that day and I *cough* accidentally ate both of them before her dad came home, I had a change of heart and we baked him a cake:

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So this post is turning out a little pointless isn't it? Despite hitting third trimester fatigue, I have been doing a little bit of sewing - I manage to churn out a wadder that I'm still contemplating fixing, did a little bit of alteration to a dress and sewed some curtains.  Actually it was probably sewing the curtains that has drained my enthusiasm - sure they are simple rectangles with only long straight seams to sew, but wrangling with all that fabric and all the measuring required is so tiresome!

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  1. Funny how things like that disappear... I can remember things like that happening.. yet, I didn't have anywhere near your sort of excuse.LoL!
    DH hasn't lost his last baby weight... too funny! And does he get any sympathy from the dr.? Or are they just not putting him on the scale? LoL...
    You are carrying pretty low there kiddo... I'm wondering if it's different from last time... could this one maybe be a boy? Time will tell.
    Good to see your keeping busy. Wadder or not sewing is sewing.... enjoy it while you may! Ahem, if you remember... last time around you guys were still working on a new/remodel/build. And were in the middle when the Anna came. Bet your glad that isn't the case this time around! Hugs to Anna and all of you this Valentines Day!

  2. You are looking fantastic. Saw a great maternity shoot the other day. Mumma with a sign to belly saying " baby" , one to dad saying " beer" . Love it!

  3. You and Anna are looking very pleased with yourselves! We did nothing around here for valentines day - not even a pretty cake :(

  4. You are looking really well Kristy despite sewing curtains! Blah!
    I can't believe it is 33 weeks already! How time flies. Hope you stay really well and able to eat cupcakes!

  5. We don't celebrate Valentines but my daughter made me a card. I dislike the third trimester except for the fact that I chose to eat anything and everything. It drags on but in the end you'll be baby gazing! Hope it treats you well.


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Vader's wife was very pregnant when she died 19 years ago. All of a sudden a 19 year old who is very strong in the force and has a distinct resembalance to him in his younger days rolls in from Vader's home planet with his old Master Obi-Wan (Who was the ONLY other person preset at the time his wife died. And to boot, the kid's last name is Skywalker.

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DRUIDE products provide the necessary protection for our skin thanks to its marvelous skin supporting qualities, which also promote softness and pleasure. Entirely ecological, our products nourish all skin types, from normal to sensitive in perfect environmental harmony.

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