TIME asked several distinguished observers of the Middle East to predict the future of the peace process under Netanyahu. To one, the process "is at an end." To another, civil war looms among the Palestinians, and to a third, Netanyahu has a chance to heal Israel's "suicidal divisiveness."
LEAH RABIN Widow of slain Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin
It's very difficult to say what will be in the future. The whole world is puzzled. It is a time of soul searching and way searching. I want to believe that the peace process which was signed with an international signature, is...