[skeeter]

Netenyahu has no reason to hold back anymore. What else can this administration threaten him with?

[DonaldC]

A man controlled by his emotions is a terrible sight.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Ain’t it grand now the the USA is run by a glorified gang-lord?

[grania]

Does Obama like any male world leaders who are whiter than he is? Unless they're fundamentalist Muslims, that is. He certainly has done his regime change dance against a lot of very effective leaders of their countries.

I no longer have any doubt at all that Obama is by far the worst US president ever, both on domestic issues and foreign affairs.

[RitaOK]

Get OUT! That is great news!

I just hope Megan isn’t on her periodic high horse like she was with hapless Jindal, last night.

Not often, but every once in awhile out of the blue, she dismantles the wrong people, some who are already under fire from the Lefty media hot dogs. (Jindal is a case in point.)

[HereInTheHeartland]

Pray for our country; not good.

[Zeneta]

Call on Congress Now!!!

Now, is the time to have Benjamin Netanyahu speak again to the full house.

It's time to raise the political stakes against 0bama.

The MSM and 0bama will blow a gasket.

[JimRed]

You can not “deal” with anyone who (1) practices taqiyya and (2) wants you subjugated or dead.

[Star Traveler]

Prime Minister Netanayahu gets SLAMMED by the Left and the New York Times ... AND ... and he gets SLAMMED by the Right and the Israeli papers ... LOL ...

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Netanyahu Flip Flop: I Want a Two-State Solution [Israel]
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3269715/posts

Days after vowing not to establish a Palestinian state, Netanyahu says something else in his first post-election interview.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has retracted his pre-election statements, according to which he would not allow a Palestinian state to be established.

“I don’t want a one-state solution. I want a sustainable, peaceful two-state solution,” Netanyahu said Thursday in an interview with MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell. “I haven’t changed my policy.”

Netanyahu said his earlier comments were a reflection of changing conditions on the Palestinian side, pointing to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’s pact to form a unity government with Hamas, which Israel, the U.S. and most European countries consider a terrorist organization.

“I’m talking about what is achievable and what is not achievable,” Netanyahu said Thursday, insisting that he would support a demilitarized Palestinian state under a plan that would ensure Israel’s security.