Senior Israeli: Arabs not ready for democracy (AP)

AP - Israel's vice premier declared Monday that many Arab countries aren't ready for democracy — a comment sure to rankle many in the Middle East, where thousands have died and thousands more have risked their lives in uprisings against brutal dictators.

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