When you consider yourself King, you don’t feel the need to apologize to anyone for anything.
Where’s Obama’s apology by the lie?
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black kettle that whistles, like it. Funny, I don't ever recall Obama whistling to the Palestinian authority that maybe, just maybe, if they want us to help them establish a democratic state, maybe they should hold elections. And ever, dare I suggest, let Jews live in the new state. I fear a terrorist Judenrein state if OK with the whistling kettle.
Bibi’s goal is to protect his country. Obama’s goal is to destroy the Jews and America. That’s the difference.
One does not expect apologies from a sociopath.
he that is born after the flesh persecutes him that is born after the spirit Gal 4:29.
That which is of God (Israel and believers in Jesus Christ) is constantly subject to the attacks of that which is of the flesh (the Arabs, descendants of Ishmael, and non-believers).
Same as it ever was, but over the next few decades will come to a catastrophic head called Armageddon.
Looks like there wasn’t an unusual number of Arabs voting. White Hut wasted American taxpayer money.
Netanyahu Apologizes for Remarks on Arabs, Says ‘I am Prime Minister of All Israelis’
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3271111/posts
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday night apologized for controversial comments he made on the eve of elections and if he caused offense to Israel’s Arab population.
“I know that the words that I said some days ago offended Israel’s Arabs. I did not intend at all that this would happen. I am very sorry about that,” he said when hosting representatives from Israel’s minority communities at the prime minister’s residence, including the leadership of Israel’s Arab communities.
Netanyahu emphasized to his audience: “I see myself as the prime minister of each and every one of you, of all of the citizens of Israel, without distinction over religion, race or gender. This is how it was, and how it will continue to be.” As the audience enthusiastically applauded his comments, Netanyahu continued, “I see all of Israel’s citizens as partners in building the State of Israel, which will be strong and united, for the benefit all of its citizens.”
Netanyahu apologizes to Arab Israelis for Election Day remarks
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3271076/posts
On Election Day PM urged Right-wing to go vote as Arab voters were going “en masse to the polls.”
In a meeting with representatives of minority communities in Israel on Monday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu apologized for the remarks that he made on Election Day about Arab Israeli voters.
“I know that the things I said a few days ago hurt some citizens in Israel, the Arab Israeli citizens,” Netanyahu said.
“This was not my intention and I am sorry,” he said.
Netanyahu’s Election Day remarks have garnered extensive criticism.
“The Right-wing government is in danger. Arab voters are going en masse to the polls. Left-wing NGOs are bringing them on buses,” he wrote last week on his Facebook page.
Netanyahu said Monday that as prime minister he makes enormous investments in minority communities which proves the opposite of his comments last week.
Netanyahu told the gathered community leaders on Monday that he saw himself as the prime minister of every one of them, “without any difference in religion, race, or sex.”
“I see in every Israeli citizen a partner in the building of a flourishing and safe state of Israel for all,” Netanyahu remarked.
Obama is never wrong.
Just ask him.
Here’s my apology to Israeli Arabs. I’m sorry your leaders cannot be trusted in Cabinet-level positions, any more than Tzipi Livni and Yitzchak Hertzog (”Burzy”) can. I realize that you are more intelligent by and large than any of them, but that will not stop you from empower Tzipi and Burzhy to make Zoabi and Tibi into members of the government, purely because they are Arabs and the leaders of your block of voters. Nothing personal, but I will not give any of them power over my life and those of my family. Bibi did frighten me into voting for him, but I did not run over with a gang of my fellow frightened people, cross the highway to the Arab village whose Muazzin I hear five times a day, and start smashing shop windows, attacking people and burning down houses. Instead, I voted and went home, and none of us are any the worse for it. Quite the contrary. I’m sorry if you have a problem with that, but suspect that many of you are secretly thanking me for preventing that government from coming into existence.