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THE ATTACKS ON LONDON HAVE HAD A FAVORABLE EFFECT ON WORLD OPINION ABOUT ISRAEL:
Over the past few weeks, we have been witness to a remarkable phenomenon. Suddenly, in the wake of last month's suicide bombings in London, we hear of news broadcasts from Paris to London to New York in which terrorism analysts announce vociferously that their countries must follow Israel's tracks in everything having to do with contending with suicide bombers.
...the West, and particular the Europeans, are now looking to Israel for assistance in defending against their homegrown jihadi networks. ... perhaps it goes without saying, until suicide terror came to them, they were quick to condemn every single action – from the erection of roadblocks to administrative detentions to military sweeps of terror dens – that the IDF and the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) have taken to preempt and prevent suicide bombers. Now, when they themselves are suffering from the same fate, they are quick to ignore their previous criticism and come to Israel for help.
More of this is in order.
