Every one of you readers has suffered a sore throat at least once, went to the doctor, who diagnosed it as strep throat, and prescribed a conventional antibiotic to cure you of the condition.
Sometimes, a patient will return to the doctor and will voice the same complaints, and perhaps even more serious than in the original visit.
The doctor responds by explaining that he will have to prescribe a different type of antibiotic treatment, based on the assumption that the bacteria in the patient’s throat were likely immune to the first antibiotic. And the same thing is likely to happen if the patient returns a third time.
But any doctor who has treated a patient “by the book” and has not seen the expected and hoped for cure, must stop and think that perhaps he has diagnosed the illness incorrectly.
If the diagnosis of the disease is wrong – if a patient does not suffer from strep throat – the chances of curing it with antibiotics is remote at best.
Most countries in the world that have demonstrated an interest in the Israeli-Arab conflict have assumed that the issue is essentially territorial: two peoples fighting over one land.
This premise leads to one logical solution: dividing the land between the two peoples. This solution has been tested repeatedly in the twentieth century – and has always failed.
Prof. Arieh Eldad , M.K
Chairman of the “Hatikva Party”
September 2010 , א”עשת ירשת
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JORDAN IS PALESTINE
Every one of you readers has suffered a sore throat at least once, went to the doctor, who diagnosed it as strep throat, and prescribed a conventional antibiotic to cure you of the condition.
Sometimes, a patient will return to the doctor and will voice the same complaints, and perhaps even more serious than in the original visit.
The doctor responds by explaining that he will have to prescribe a different type of antibiotic treatment, based on the assumption that the bacteria in the patient’s throat were likely immune to the first antibiotic. And the same thing is likely to happen if the patient returns a third time.
But any doctor who has treated a patient “by the book” and has not seen the expected and hoped for cure, must stop and think that perhaps he has diagnosed the illness incorrectly.
If the diagnosis of the disease is wrong – if a patient does not suffer from strep throat – the chances of curing it with antibiotics is remote at best.
Most countries in the world that have demonstrated an interest in the Israeli-Arab conflict have assumed that the issue is essentially territorial: two peoples fighting over one land.
This premise leads to one logical solution: dividing the land between the two peoples. This solution has been tested repeatedly in the twentieth century – and has always failed.
Prof. Arieh Eldad , M.K
Chairman of the “Hatikva Party”
September 2010 , א”עשת ירשת
Continue Reading Jordan is Palestine…
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