I wrote this article after watching the film "Nixon" by Oliver Stone. This film shows us the marks which a great man leaves on our heart. The mark of Nixon is of honor: He left his office because of a minor crime after years of major political achievements, but he accepted the verdict.

There are two other U.S.A presidents in the last decades who served a second term. What was their impression on our heart? The first is Ronald Reagan. His mark is excellent, but it came with a price. He survived an assassination attempt which shocked the system. The second is Bill Clinton. Unfortunately, the end of his second term was an embarrassment, because of the Lewinsky affair.

George Bush is facing critical years in the White House. He is like a craftsman in the last stage of building a great structure. In this stage it is easy to stumble. He has to be careful of his last move.

The cycle of political events brings me to the Middle East politics. It is almost a tradition in this region to have a war every decade. The last two were the wars in Iraq. The last war helped, together with the ''Separation Fence", to end the terror attacks on Israel.

I predict an elusive dialog between Israel, the Hamas and rest of the world, for the next few years. The question is what will happen eight years from now. Without determination, the results will be an Islamic Jihad, with the collapse of the western nations in this region, including Egypt.

The victory of the Hamas reversed the direction of trust in this land, and we are now in a primordial stage of deep fear. To combat it we must rely on our values and belief. No matter what the oil prices will be, a strong Israel should be an objective for the free world.

In this perspective I find it proper to share with you my own interpretation of the bible. I call it: "The Holy Land Map as a Human Shape".

In this map I describe a parallelism between the human body organs and the geographic regions. This revelation of the sacred nature of the land of Israel may serve as an inspiration for any human being, to live in harmony on his soil.