Sir,
Caroline Glick tells us (Column One, March 24) that only Binyamin Netanyahu is "capable of rebuilding Israel's standing in the intenational community."
Glick's cringeworthy praise of Netanyahu in your newspaper is moving dangerously close to a parody of the Soviet-era Pravda. Perhaps she has given too much away by informing us that she was studying at the Kennedy School of Government in 1999 - the year in which the Israeli electorate booted Netanyahu out of office, in the wake of his divisive conduct and policies. I can
only assume that Glick was out of the country at the time, and missed this unique event.
For the sake of transparency, Jerusalem Post readers might care to note that Ms. Glick has served as a foreign policy adviser to Netanyahu, and is no doubt waiting for her just rewards, in the event that he notches up an unlikely election victory.
SincerelyZahava Flax
Doesn't say much for Glick's journalistic integrity, or the Post's for that matter.