RAMALLAH, West Bank - For a while now I've wondered why there's
been no Third Intifada. That is, no third Palestinian uprising
in the West Bank, the first of which helped to spur the Oslo
peace process and the second of which - with more live
ammunition from the Israeli side and suicide bombings from the
Palestinian side - led to the breakdown of Oslo.  You get many
explanations from Palestinians: They're too poor, too divided,
too tired or that they realize these uprisings, in the end, did
them more harm than good, especially the second. But being here,
it's obvious that a Third Intifada is underway. It's the one
that Israel always feared most - not an intifada with stones or
suicide bombers, but one propelled by nonviolent resistance and
economic boycott.  But this Third Intifada isn't really led by
Palestinians in Ramallah. It's led by the European Union in
Brussels and other opponents of the Israeli occupation of the
West Bank across the globe. Regardless of origin, though, it's
becoming a real source of