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Israel has continued to insist upon retaining and protecting, with its army, Jewish settlements and byroads in the West Bank and Gaza. It also disregards the fact that, as this highway will be traveled faster and faster (as the number of sites, users and the bandwidth increase), there will be less and less time and interest for commercial sites: Netizens will know where they want to go, zoom there, and not get sidetracked on commercial byroads. |
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