One more Israeli Statesman Outlines the Road to Peace

Sorry, but wouldn't it be nice to find one who did?

JERUSALEM -Israel's deputy prime minister on Saturday said Israel should assassinate Hamas' leadership, ignore the moderate Palestinian president and walk away from international peace efforts, the latest in a string of hard-line positions voiced by the newest member of the Cabinet.

The comments by Avigdor Lieberman came as the rival Palestinian factions, Hamas and Fatah, continued talks on forming a unity government. President Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah hopes the coalition deal will enable him to revive peace efforts with Israel.

Of course, our great president has missed every possible opportunity to help bring peace to the area because he didn't want to follow in Clinton's footsteps. It's hard to imagine how anyone could have done a worse job.