NEWS:
COMMENTARY:
AP examines why Israel would attack Syria now. (AP)
The National says the Israeli airstrike complicates an already messy situation. (The National)
Barak Ravid says Netanyahu is making clear to Pres. Assad that Israel's only interest is in preventing weapons transfers to Hezbollah. (Ha'aretz)
Ben Caspit says, among other things, Israel is sending a message to Iran. (Al Monitor)
Kais Firro says the attack may actually play into Assad's hands. (Al Monitor)
Linda Gradstein asks Hezbollah is likely to retaliate against Israel. (The Media Line)
Chemi Shalev says the combination of Israeli action and American inaction in Syria has put growing pressure on Pres. Obama. (Ha'aretz)
Amir Oren recounts a conversation between Golda Meir and Henry Kissinger in 1974. (Ha'aretz)
Ian Black says a new, post-Oslo model for peace is required. (The Guardian)
Adel Safty asks why, if Netanyahu is really interested in peace, he continues to build settlements. (Gulf News)
The Daily Star says the Arab League should pay more attention to what the Palestinians want. (The Daily Star)
Musa Keilani says Netanyahu doesn't want to relinquish any occupied territories and wants Palestinians to accept that. (Jordan Times)
Rami Khouri says the revival of the old peace process will yield the same failed results. (The Daily Star)