Quote: Those attempting to harm the outposts and construction with weak excuses of rule of law. Weak excuse of rule of law. This is the speech of a crazy man, one who should be removed from any position of authority. Surely this man cannot be a Jew, this man for whom the law is a weak excuse to why he cannot get his way. Perhaps he is really just a child in a man's form. Whatever he is, he does not deserve to represent the Jewish people.

Or, how about take a break from unnecessary building? Or, we will defer some of our building projects until after negotiations and or final status talks?

is not the same concept of what happened with Hebron Accord where negotiations had ended and a deal was struck and agreed to. The deal in the Hebron accord was that if pals would allow settlers to remain in Hebron, Pals would stop encitement and hostile propaganda, apprehend, punish and fight terrorists, and revise charter, then Israel would agree to let Pals control Hebron. The mistake was letting them take over Hebron before Pals did their part, which of course, as usual, and without exception the Pals did not keep one single promise. U.S. assured Israel that Pals would keept their part of bargain. I doubt netanyahu would ever again let Pals play such a dirty trick--pride if for no other reason.