Send us your comments >> Salomon S. Mizrahi, Sao Carlos: In the same package could be sold: the fence, Palestinians (lot of them), left-wing professional fence-protesters, Meretz and all its affiliated, what else?... Israel could propose the same package to Chirac too... Mildred Bilt, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,USA: There is diplomacy and politics and some kind of cloak to exercise both. A fence is good enough. You think the Russians need help to build a fence? These are the only people brilliant enough to get to the Int'l Space Station. The whole idea is keeping the doors open-not so open that every man and his dog can look in and see what's going on-but enough so that the participants can jaw together. You never know where your friends (or enemies) may lie. Gotta keep all options open. To be sure, other governments are not as naive as the respondents to this article, but, so far, all they have is a weird, wacky and dubious fence. It's very funny. Alex Sandor, Toronto, Canada: The whole world, particularly the "Palestinians" should protest the building of an apartheid wall along the border of Chechnya. Putin should be charged with war crimes at the Hague. Who knows - maybe the Saudis will be so impressed that they will allow Jews into their country and will allow Christians to build churches. Paul Rose, Palos Heights, IL USA: What a circus! While Russian military are "training" PA operatives (recruiting agents), their phony delegation is analyzing how to circumvent the fence. Why did Kozak go to France? What's their experience? I hope you folks are too smart for this BS. Shaun Ryder, York, UK: Sharing counter-terror methods with the Russians isn't a good idea any more. The Russians have shown they have close security ties with both Iran and Syria and there's little doubt that any operative methods passed onto the Russians will end up being transferred to Hamas, Islamic Jihad etc. Besides, what does Israel get out of this? A limitation on weapons sales to the Syrians and Iranians? You must be joking. Tell the Russians where to go and to build their own 'wall'.
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