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  • Obama’s Global Failure Makes U.S. Much Less Secure

    03/25/2010 1:59:47 PM PDT · by ventanax5 · 2 replies · 432+ views
    When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government announced a West Bank housing project during Vice President Joseph Biden’s recent visit -- perhaps accidentally, perhaps not -- the Obama Administration immediately condemned it, privately and publicly. Netanyahu tried to make amends, prompting Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to boast publicly that openly slamming a close American ally had produced positive results, helping to restart Middle East negotiations after 14 months of administration failure in Middle East. Days later, on the very visit to Moscow where Secretary Clinton crowed about the beneficial effects of kicking friends in their public parts, Russian Prime...
  • For Arabs, Year of Obama One of Disappointment

    12/24/2009 10:36:26 PM PST · by 2ndDivisionVet · 24 replies · 1,267+ views
    Dar al-Hayat's World Meets U.S. ^ | December 24, 2009 | Elias Harfoush
    The world, and our region of it, was expecting a lot around this time at the end of last year. We had been promised a new president in the White House, by all measures a historic leader in terms of skin color, the intelligence of his speech and his sincere manner of expression. We had been promised a speech by Barack Obama addressed to the Muslim world that would turn the page on Bush's warmongering and his provocative language of hate. And indeed Obama didn't deprive us of that. He stood before students at Cairo University, reminded us of his...
  • Helen Thomas: "It’s The Same Old Mideast Policy-Obama Administration Follows Bush Path"

    11/05/2009 11:36:34 AM PST · by seanmerc · 34 replies · 1,551+ views
    TheBostonChannel.com ^ | 4 Nov 09 | Helen "Hezbollah point of view" Thomas
    WASHINGTON -- The Palestinians had hoped they would see a new day coming after the Bush administration’s eight-year capitulation to all that Israel wanted. But they were wrong. The Obama administration is moving down the same Bush road -- perhaps a little slower -- but nonetheless still enabling the Israelis to continue to violate international law and the U.N. Charter by annexing occupied Arab land. First, the new administration made it clear that U.S. policy opposed new Jewish settlements on the West Bank. This declaration was met with a thumping rejection from the Israeli government led by Benjamin Netanyahu. Then,...
  • The Speech of the Century: Benjamin Netanyahu's UN Speech

    09/25/2009 1:48:49 AM PDT · by theanchoragedailyruse · 9 replies · 783+ views
    It's a Kwazy Life ^ | September 25, 2009 | Tom Lamb
    I have only posted this part of the speech because it is the most important.. This man knows what is coming in the near future. His words of warning are very true. Russia may think it has established relations with Iran, but Russia will regret what it has done. Russia will fall victim to Iran, North Korea and China. The religious philosphy of the Muslim world has always been able to co-exist with China's religious history and not with Russia's orthodox religion. I have the sense that Israel is starting to lose hope in depending on the U.S. But the...
  • New alliance emerging in the Middle East (Syria, Iran, Irag & Turkey quadripartite?)

    08/26/2009 8:53:53 AM PDT · by VRWCTexan · 45 replies · 1,552+ views
    Winnipeg Free Press ^ | Aug 25, 2009 | Samuel Segev
    Syrian President Bashar Assad's..visit was officially described as a goodwill trip to congratulate Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for his re-election as Iran's president. But what came out following Assad's meeting with Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, was an idea for an unofficial quadripartite alliance between Syria and Iran, with Turkey and Iraq....Turkey has begun to accept the possibility that its European dreams are unlikely to materialize... Obama...appears determined to announce his Middle East peace plan next month in New York in the presence of both Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the chairman of the Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas
  • Obama seeks Saudi king's advice before Cairo speech

    06/03/2009 6:51:54 PM PDT · by 2ndDivisionVet · 9 replies · 529+ views
    WOC-AM / Reuters ^ | June 3, 2009
    President Barack Obama will urge Arabs and Israelis to say publicly what they acknowledge in private about Middle East peace moves and Iran when he speaks to the Muslim world on Thursday. Obama, who visited Saudi Arabia and said he sought King Abdullah's advice before the speech to be delivered in Egypt, outlined its themes in an interview with the New York Times on Wednesday. Obama's trip and scheduled speech in Cairo on Thursday drew condemnation from al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, who said in a taped message aired by Al Jazeera television that the U.S. leader had planted...
  • Netanyahu Obama v1.0

    05/19/2009 12:17:06 PM PDT · by TheDailyChange · 2 replies · 302+ views
    The Daily Change ^ | 05192009 | TDC
    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Obama on Monday May, 18, 2009 to begin talks regarding the longstanding Israel-PLO fued. TDC asks: If international sanctions and ongoing talks fail to thwart the advance of Iran’s nuclear development, what do you think would be an appropriate response from Israel and from the United States?
  • Jordan's King To Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: Immediate Commitment To Two-State Solution

    05/14/2009 5:37:45 PM PDT · by Patriot777 · 23 replies · 672+ views
    The Associated Press ^ | 12 hours ago (7:00 AM, May 14, 2009) | Jamal Halaby
    Title: "Jordan King: Israel Must Accept Palestinian State". "AMMAN, Jordan (AP)--Jordan's king pressed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday to immediately commit to the establishment of a Palestinian state, as he pursues a sweeping resolution of the Muslim world's conflicts with Israel".
  • Israel Approves Netanyahu Cabinet (69-45 Vote Caps Six Hour Debate)

    03/31/2009 2:44:59 PM PDT · by goldstategop · 3 replies · 345+ views
    BBC News ^ | 3/31/2009 | BBC News
    Israel's Parliament has approved Benjamin Netanyahu's right-leaning coalition cabinet by 69 votes to 45, after a six-hour debate. Earlier, Mr Netanyahu had asked the country's Parliament to trust in him, as it prepared to swear him into office as Prime Minister. Mr Netanyahu said these were "not normal times" for Israel as it faced economic and security challenges.
  • Netanyahu Sworn In As Prime Minister Of Israel's 32nd Government (Knesset Approves 69-45)

    03/31/2009 1:42:45 PM PDT · by goldstategop · 11 replies · 767+ views
    Haaretz ^ | 3/31/2009 | Haaretz
    Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was sworn in late Tuesday to lead Israel 32nd government, after cobbling together a coalition amid rising tensions within his own Likud party and with other leading political figures. Lawmakers voted 69 to 45 with five abstentions in favor of Netanyahu's right-wing government after a six-hour debate, making Netanyahu prime minister for the second time in 10 years. The new coalition will comprise 30 ministers and seven deputy ministers. In addition to serving as premier, Netanyahu has also created a position for himself as financial strategy minister and appointed Yuval Steinitz (Likud) to serve as finance...
  • Polls Show Netanyahu's Likud Party Extending Lead

    11/27/2008 10:49:50 AM PST · by St. Louis Conservative · 31 replies · 831+ views
    Israel Today ^ | November 26, 2008 | Staff
    The latest pre-election poll in Israel has Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud Party extending its lead over the currently ruling Kadima Party. Broadcast on Israel's Channel One News on Tuesday night, the results of the poll predicted Likud winning 37 Knesset seats to just 25 for Kadima in the February 10 general election. Ehud Barak's Labor Party fell to just 7 seats in the latest poll. The poll showed Likud and other right-of-center parties winning a commanding bloc of 68 seats in the next Knesset, more than enough for Netanyahu to form a stable majority coalition.
  • Polls Show Israel's Likud Party Leading (Return of Netanyahu)

    11/22/2008 9:20:19 PM PST · by St. Louis Conservative · 16 replies · 674+ views
    International Herald Tribune ^ | November 20, 2008 | AP (Staff)
    JERUSALEM: A pair of polls published Thursday showed opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu's hardline Likud party leading Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni's moderate Kadima party in the run-up to Israel's Feb. 10 elections. The polls also indicated strong support for Netanyahu's hard-line allies. If that support stands through the elections, it would position Netanyahu to put together a hawkish coalition that would likely end peace talks with the Palestinians, at least in their current form. Netanyahu believes the U.S.-backed talks, which aim to establish an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel, have been a failure and thinks negotiations should largely be limited to...
  • Lessons from the Sudetenland

    11/27/2007 9:19:19 AM PST · by Scythian · 25 replies · 94+ views
    Benjamin Netanyahu ^ | 1997 | Benjamin Netanyahu
    Lessons from the Sudetenland, by Benjamin Netanyahu History teaches us that man learns nothing from history.Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel[Editor's Note: Forty-nine years ago last month, the nation Israel was reestablished in the Land. Thirty years ago this month, as a result of the famed Six Day War, Israel regained Biblical Jerusalem, as well as Gaza, the Sinai, and the Golan Heights. Although these areas were part of the original mandated land, and are undeniably essential for Israel's defense, it has become strangely "politically correct" to assume that peace in the Middle East is dependent upon their yielding these lands-the so-called...
  • Lessons from the Sudetenland by Benjamin Netanyahu

    07/19/2007 11:18:15 AM PDT · by Scythian · 48 replies · 1,201+ views
    KHouse.org ^ | Benjamin Netanyahu
    A Contribution by Benjamin Netanyahu: Lessons from the Sudetenland History teaches us that man learns nothing from history. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel[Editor's Note: Forty-nine years ago last month, the nation Israel was reestablished in the Land. Thirty years ago this month, as a result of the famed Six Day War, Israel regained Biblical Jerusalem, as well as Gaza, the Sinai, and the Golan Heights. Although these areas were part of the original mandated land, and are undeniably essential for Israel's defense, it has become strangely "politically correct" to assume that peace in the Middle East is dependent upon their yielding...
  • In postwar Israel, Olmert loses support

    08/25/2006 7:11:04 PM PDT · by garbageseeker · 26 replies · 721+ views
    Yahoo News ^ | 08/25/2006 | By ARON HELLER, Associated Press Writer
    JERUSALEM - Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's popularity has plunged sharply after Israel's war with Hezbollah and he would likely be crushed by the right-wing opposition if elections were held now, according to a poll published Friday. The next vote is not scheduled until 2010. However, Olmert's government could be forced out earlier amid growing public anger over his performance during the war, which ended inconclusively after 120 Israeli soldiers and 39 civilians were killed. At least 854 people were killed in Lebanon. Olmert has faced increasing pressure in recent days. including calls by army reservists and bereaved parents that he...
  • Netanyahu insists on state inquiry into war

    08/22/2006 4:08:46 PM PDT · by garbageseeker · 48 replies · 1,301+ views
    ynernews.com ^ | 08/22/2006 | Ynet
    Opposition leader MK Benjamin Netanyahu called on the government to authorize a state commission to probe deficiencies in the army's and the government's conduct in the war with Hizbullah . Speaking on Channel 2 TV, Netanyahu said: "I say this unexcitedly, there must be a probe. The government itself said so. We have to prevent a hopeless situation the next time." Asked whether his calls are aimed at smearing Prime Minister Ehud Olmert 's government for political gain, Netanyahu said his Likud party stood behind the government throughout the war but now that the fighting ended, criticism is legitimate. Netanyahu...
  • Deliverance from Oslo curse?

    01/06/2006 7:25:37 PM PST · by wagglebee · 30 replies · 901+ views
    WorldNetDaily ^ | 1/6/06 | Hal Lindsey
    New Years Eve I predicted that something would happen to Ariel Sharon that would facilitate Benjamin Netanyahu to become the new prime minister. Though I am very sorry to hear of Sharon's massive stroke, it appears that it will facilitate Netanyahu replacing him in the next election. Sharon's sudden fall from power has brought alarm to the liberals in Israel who still live in the delusion that giving the Palestinians the West Bank and at least half of Jerusalem will bring peace. Leftist Israeli journalist and senior fellow at the Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies Hirsh Goodman described Netanyahu as...
  • Poll: Netanyahu Beats Sharon

    08/09/2005 6:46:16 PM PDT · by wagglebee · 8 replies · 371+ views
    NewsMax ^ | 8/9/05 | NewsMax
    Resigned Israeli finance minister Benjamin Netanyahu would upset Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in a race for the Likud Party leadership if the party primary were held today, according to a new poll of Likud members, says a report in Haaretz. Polls over the past year have consistently shown Sharon beating Netanyahu, but this latest tally found that in a three-way race between Sharon, Netanyahu and MK Uzi Landau, the veteran leader of the Likud anti-disengagement camp, Netanyahu would win 35 percent of the vote - compared to 29 percent for Sharon and 17 percent for Landau. Forty percent of Likud...
  • Working Globally for Peace (Senator George Allen)

    03/14/2005 5:09:39 PM PST · by wagglebee · 5 replies · 550+ views
    NewsMax ^ | 3/15/05 | Kathleen Antrim
    We're living in historic times that will change the dynamics of freedom and peace for generations to come. The dramatic events rippling across the globe are precipitated by men and women of incredible vision and a commitment to humanity. President George W. Bush is a man of such vision, and Sen. George Allen is proving to be another leader for peace. "‘The future is now,'" Allen quoted his late father, Hall of Fame Football Coach George Allen. "If you do the job well, the job at hand, then the future will take care of itself." Like President Bush, Sen. Allen...
  • Fukuyama in Tel Aviv

    03/26/2004 8:38:44 AM PST · by Valin · 5 replies · 231+ views
    The Weekly Standard ^ | 3/19/04 | Peter Berkowitz
    Benjamin Netanyahu, Shimon Peres, and Francis Fukuyama come together to discuss the end of history in Israel. Tel Aviv FAMOUSLY, Zionism founding father Theodor Herzl proclaimed that the aim of the Jewish state should be to permit Jews to live as a nation like other all other nations. A century later, contradicting his hopes in ways that might have made Herzl proud, Israel continues to distinguish itself. Witness the remarkable gathering of 1,200 Israelis at Tel Aviv University last Monday evening, along with foreign diplomats, from, among other countries, Switzerland, South Africa, Guyana, and Egypt. Under the auspices of the...