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Which Way, L.A.?

Israel Election Primer

Will Israel's election bring the Middle East peace or war? Tomorrow, voters will choose between a former general who's been accused of war crimes, and an incumbent Prime Minister whose concessions to the Palestinians have brought more violence than peace. The country's changing electorate ranges from Israeli Arabs threatening a boycott, and youth voters too young to remember the wars of the past, to the ultra-orthodox who are willing to trade peace for security. We talk with pollsters, politicos and pundits in the Middle East about what to expect tomorrow - and beyond. (Rebroadcast from today's To the Point.) Newsmaker: LA Mayor Fires President of Police Commission Mayor Riordan has fired the president of the Police Commission. Gerald Chaleff says he refused the mayor's request that he resign, citing differences over the need and extent of reform, and the independence of the civilian oversight function. Cindy Miscikowski, chair of the city's Public Safety Committee, has more on the "senseless" firing.

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By Warren Olney • Feb 5, 2001 • 1 min read

Will Israel's election bring the Middle East peace or war? Tomorrow, voters will choose between a former general who's been accused of war crimes, and an incumbent Prime Minister whose concessions to the Palestinians have brought more violence than peace. The country's changing electorate ranges from Israeli Arabs threatening a boycott, and youth voters too young to remember the wars of the past, to the ultra-orthodox who are willing to trade peace for security. We talk with pollsters, politicos and pundits in the Middle East about what to expect tomorrow - and beyond. (Rebroadcast from today's To the Point.)

  • Newsmaker:

    LA Mayor Fires President of Police Commission Mayor Riordan has fired the president of the Police Commission. Gerald Chaleff says he refused the mayor's request that he resign, citing differences over the need and extent of reform, and the independence of the civilian oversight function. Cindy Miscikowski, chair of the city's Public Safety Committee, has more on the "senseless" firing.

Middle East Research and Information Project

The Jerusalem Report

The New Republic

Knesset

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    Warren Olney

    former KCRW broadcaster

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    Frances Anderton

    architecture critic and author

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