The Washington Post, in its March 13 edition, runs two articles by Mideast correspondent  Ruth Eglash.  Each comes with anti-Israel poison pills. For starters, there’s a dispatch about enactment by Israel’s Parliament of a law requiring a public referendum on any peace agreement with the Palestinians.  The two-column headline takes an immediate shot at Israel -- “New Israeli law may snarl any peace deal.”  Thus, it’s Israel -- and only Israel -- that supposedly poses a new obstacle to peacemaking. In this same vein, Eglash goes right to work in her lead paragraph, telling readers that this new controversial law  “will require a national referendum on almost any peace deal reached with the Palestinians.”  And she elaborates in her second paragraph that the new law “might present an obstacle to peace if current U.S.-sponsored negotiations ultimately lead to an agreement that includes land swaps -- giving...(Read Full Post)