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Sovereignty is a legitimate issue for negotiation. IMO, apartheid isn't. When the question becomes uprooting Jews from their homes, a Judenrein state being the objective, the US should withold it's support. If that's what Israel and the Arabs agree to, fine, but the US shouldn't legitimize something so opposed to American values. I'd say the same thing about uprooting Muslims and expelling them from Israel, but no one is suggesting that.

Thank YOU for articulating that in precisely those words, SJackson! I agree with you completely, and you have stated the situation so perfectly.

It's just common sense. But it is not as "common" as it used to be!

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It is an insult to Israeli sovereignty to suggest that it must get the Obama administration’s permission to build homes for Israeli Jews. The homes are not the reason peace has been elusive in the Middle East. There is no peace because Israel’s enemies refuse its right to exist at all.

“What is particularly telling is that Pres. Obama has bowed to a Saudi king, who has repeatedly held his hand out to Iran only to have his face slapped in response and who has regularly suffered the slings and arrows of insults from Russia, Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea, to name a few. For whom does he reserve his anger, toughness and vehemence? For Israel, the only reliable ally we have in the Middle East”.-———Pres.of American Values Chairman-—