Posted on 04/07/2015 3:41:26 AM PDT by Biggirl
Talk radio host and author of “The Liberty Amendments,” Mark Levin argued that Iran’s recognition of Israel’s right to exist was a “fundamental” matter in the US’ negotiations with Iran on Monday.
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I agree that this should be in the agreement. What I can’t understand is why it wasn’t pushed to be part of the negotiations earlier. It seems strange to only push for it afterwards or have I missed something?
moselms lie - they can - it’s okay for them to say whatever to get what they want....this will not end well!
Well of course, lying is blessed in Islam.
That would be a deal breaker for Iran and everybody knows it however can’t have Bammy’s ‘monumental achievements’ derailed on such a trivial blip as Israels recognition as a nation. The mad mullah’s deserve a bomb instead of a handshake.
He’s joking, right? Neither of the parties in this “negotiation” wants the State of Israel to exist.
I don’t get this “right to exist” idea, though. It seems to imply that Israel should be a special case. I think any nation’s “right to exist” could more accurately be described as a “right to defend itself against threats to its existence.”
(I do hope folks here are taking advantage of the free podcasts from Levin. Every day I walk the dog and listen to these...if you aren’t listening, put it on your “to do” list to subscribe to the podcasts. He is the only sane voice out there.)
If you’d like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
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Should be, as should their export of terrorism, both in the Mideast and the western hemisphere. But they've said Israel's destruction is non negotiable, I suspect terror export is the same, so neither are brought up.
Yes, I know they could lie, but they don't have to in negotiations with Obama. Want to have a nuke, want to destroy Israel, wait till I'm out of office
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