Jay Nordlinger over at National Review has some great tidbits in his Impromptus column this week. One of the better ones:

Every once in a while, you think there might be a chance for Middle East peace — by which I mean, peace between Palestinians and Israelis. And then you learn of something and you think, “No way.” I had one of those moments earlier this week:

“JENIN, West Bank (AP) — Authorities in an impoverished Palestinian refugee camp have shut down a youth orchestra, boarded up its rehearsal studio and banned its conductor from the camp after she took 13 young musicians to perform for Holocaust survivors in Israel.”

Will the hatred and lunacy ever drain from the Palestinians? Will they ever agree to coexist with the Israelis? (“Ever,” I grant you, is a long time. But it has been a long time already . . .)

And there is more where that came from. Check him out...