The Palestinian Cabinet meets every week and issues bland statements about how evil Israel is and what the next official holiday will be.
But this week, the image of the meeting seems to have something new.
Let's look a little closer:
These look like 10 or 11 inch tablet PCs, purchased very recently.
Somehow, there is always money for the things they really want. Which are rarely the same as what their people want.
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