Text size related tags  Novak Djokovic and Slobodan Milosevic. A
collection of tennis titles and shiny winners' cups, and piles
of bodies and mass graves. These roughly delineate the immediate
associations that Serbia has generated in recent years: At one
end stands the best tennis player in the world, and on the other
the most notorious war criminal Europe has known since World War
II.  Two events marked recently - the 20th anniversary of
diplomatic relations between Jerusalem and Belgrade, and the
fourth anniversary of Kosovo's declaration of independence -
give us an opportunity to examine these associations through
Israeli eyes and to look at whether the image of Nole or that of
Slobo will be the one to prevail here.  Eighty-eight countries
have recognized an independent Kosovo, including the United
States and most EU member states. Israel, however, has on this
matter turned its back on its natural allies and positioned
itself with Russia and China, those well-known champions of
human rights.  There are s