Yesterday he objected fiercely when Mr. Ben-Eliezer referred to settlers as a sector, insisting that they were an integral part of the country.
Mr. Ben-Eliezer referred to this mood in a ceremony on Sunday to observe the formal beginning of construction, saying that, "an entire people is expecting to be given answers," in what was seen as an appeal to centrist swing voters.
Occasional worries about authoritarian tendencies in more relaxed North African states such as Morocco were frequently referred to as "Ben-Alisation".Yet Mr Ben Ali is now facing a serious attempt to foment an Eastern European-style velvet revolution.
As a matter of convenience, these two analyses will be referred to as BEN (for Benson et al. [42]) and SET (for Smith et al. [13]) from this point forward, and the present phylogeny will referred to as EAC (for Eddy and Clarke).
"Do you really think that I am happy as a result of giving some orders for more closures, and more closures, and more closures?" Mr. Ben-Eliezer asked, referring to blockades on Palestinian areas in his characteristically swift, staccato delivery.
Mr. Ben-Ami was referring to the practice whereby mortgage lenders generally sell the mortgages they make to large institutional secondary lenders so as to have a constant supply of cash on hand to make new loans.
"It should be clear that quitting the government would cause the immediate cessation of the building of the separation fence," Mr. Ben-Eliezer said, referring to the planned 210-mile barrier that he is championing as a defense against suicide bombers coming into Israel from Palestinian areas.
This has been referred to as neighboring gene effect (Ben-Shitrit et al. 2012).
The thesis of underdetermination is thus sometimes referred to as the 'Duhem-Quine thesis' (see Ben-Menahem 2006 for a historical introduction).
Ben-Gurion's papers reflect a fatherly interest in Sharon, whom he referred to as Arik and whose roguishness both charmed and worried him.
