2. Rabbi Eliezer Waldman is the founder of what movement?
(a) Haradim movement.
(b) West Bank settlement movement.
(c) Solidarity movement.
(d) East Bank settlement movement.

3. When it becomes known that Friedman is leaving Israel, what do people ask him?
(a) Will he come back?
(b) Does he like Israel?
(c) Why is he leaving.
(d) Where is he going?

4. Friedman believes there will be no serious negotiations in the Middle East until what happens?
(a) Until the parties forgive each other.
(b) Until the Palestinians stop their violence.
(c) Until the parties are ready to negotiate a settlement.
(d) Until the Israelis stop settling in the West Bank.

5. What constraints begin from annexing the West Bank in 1977?
(a) The Camp David Accords and the Americans.
(b) The Labor Party.
(c) The Israeli government.
(d) The Camp David Accords and the Syrians.

6. What is happening outside when Friedman decides to leave Beirut?
(a) There is a riot in the street.
(b) Nothing, his neighborhood is quiet.
(c) His neighborhood is being shelled.
(d) There is fighting in the street.

7. What country does Friedman find has similarities to Israel?
(a) Syria.
(b) Lebanon.
(c) Palestine.
(d) Jordan.

8. Why do Palestinians often have pictures of beaches or the Swiss mountains in their homes and businesses?
(a) This is all they can afford.
(b) There are some famous Palestianian painters who paint these scenes.
(c) They vacation in those areas.
(d) They want something pleasant to escape the misery of their environment.

9. Who does Friedman believe will have to provide for the Palestinian security in any settlement?
(a) Jordan.
(b) Israelis.
(c) Palestinians themselves.
(d) Arabs.

10. Israel and Palestine occupy news time out of proportion to their what?
(a) Size.
(b) Historic significance.
(c) Religious significance.
(d) Populations.

11. How many times while Friedman is in Beirut do the communications go dead?
(a) A couple of times a week.
(b) Monthly.
(c) Daily.
(d) Only once.

12. Friedman becomes the project of what rabbi?
(a) Shimon Tsimhe.
(b) Eliezer Waldman.
(c) Ze'ev Chafets.
(d) Nota Schiller.

13. When does Friedman leave Beirut for Jerusalem?
(a) May 1, 1984.
(b) April 1, 1984.
(c) June 1, 1984,
(d) July 1, 1984.

14. What issue does Friedman think the Israelis are avoiding during the national election campaign in 1984?
(a) How to deal with the Arab countires.
(b) What to do about the lack of water in desert areas.
(c) What to do with the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
(d) How to avoid war with the Arabs.

15. In 1985, what carryover from the British Mandate days does the Israeli government resurrect?
(a) Administrative leave.
(b) Execution.
(c) Administrative detention.
(d) Exile.