"Sometimes a single sentence is enough to reveal a person's mental world and intellectual profundity. Such a sentence was uttered by Shaul Mofaz, the Minister of Defense, some days ago during a visit to the Israeli troops in the Gaza Strip."

"A fabulous nation on the world Atlas, the people of Pakistan celebrate the 56th daylight of their freedom from the alien domination today?Thursday, August the 14th, of-course with a renewed pledge to take the fascinating and sanctified soils of Pakistan to the zeniths of progress n? prosperity with the ambiance of peace?all-over."

"With the resumption of violence yesterday, it seems the right time for
reflection and thought about where we are and we should be. The Road Map
for Peace is as everyone knows, a very problematic document - it has
more questions than answers, and is full of contradictions and
ambiguities."

Unlike most of its anchor columnists, doing incorrect assessments to reach wrong conclusions, the New York Times editorial writers usually do correct assessments only to reach the same wrong conclusions.