The Israelis just had to get in on the fun. But then the stories of torture - of hooded, humiliated inmates at Abu Ghraib and other facilities - did have a familiar air, as if the Israelis were tutoring their American sock-puppets in the finer points of squeezing those ragheads until they squealed. Torture - of the "mild" variety - has the official imprimatur of (the Jewish State in) Israel's high court, and it makes perfect sense that the Israelis would be called in as "experts" in the art (science?) of corralling and controlling crowds of irksome Arabs, but this testimony from General Janis Karpinski, former commander at Abu Ghraib, explicitly fingers the Israelis:... ...