In a dispatch appearing on the Washington Post's May 15 website and slated for publication in the Sunday, May 16 print edition, Jerusalem correspondent Janine Zacharia writes that Palestinians under Mahmoud Abbas are switching to non-violent resistance as a more effective way of advancing their statehood agenda ("Palestinians turn to boycott in West Bank.")The way Zacharia sees it, Palestinians -- at least those on the West Bank -- have decided to rely on an economic boycott of goods from Jewish settlements and an upcoming Palestinian Authority decree forbidding Palestinians from taking jobs in settlements as their new anti-Israel strategy She calls the boycott a "success" and writes that it is "roughly modeled on South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle." Having tried negotiations for two decades and "two major waves of mass revolt" (Zacharia's Orwellian euphemism for two terror campaign that killed more than 1,000 Israelis), West Bank...(Read Full Post)