House Majority to Clinton: Calm Down on Israel

INN ^ | 3-28-10 | Hillel Fendel

[Tigen]

(IsraelNN.com) More than 75 percent of Congressmen in the U.S.House of Repreentatives have signed a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton expressing support for Israel and demanding an end to the highly-publicized state of tensions with Israel.

Signed by 327 Representatives, out of 435, the letter calls on Clinton and the Obama Administration to settle its disputes with Israel in a non-public and friendly fashion. The current tensions “will not advance the interests the U.S. and Israel share,” the letter states, as “above all, we must remain focused on the threat posed by the Iranian nuclear weapons program to Middle East peace and stability."

Obama's One-Sided Demands on Israel

Obama demands that Netanyahu stop building in eastern Jerusalem and make a series of other gestures to the Palestinian Authority, while not demanding anything from the other side.

[Repeat Offender]

Now Hitlery will apologize and say that she was only carrying out 0's policy.

Resign and talk about being "forced" to carry out his expertise..... and start her 2012 campaing.

[Carley]

Letter to klinton?????

They are that afraid of the maoist they criticize her????

Every word out of her mouth is directed by the ‘one’.

[thethirddegree]

I haven’t seen this reported by American media.

[mortal19440]

They have to do it loud and in public so the Muzzies will know what side they are on. Nov can’t come soon enough, get smart in the Primaries.

[Palmetto Patriot]

I cannot believe that 70%+ of American Jews voted for Obama.

What were you thinking?

[reefdiver]

I am curious who did not sign.

[Highest Authority]

Our moslem pretender will not back down!!!

[raybbr]

I cannot believe that 70%+ of American Jews voted for Obama.

I do believe it's higher than that.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

I doubt it will hit Nightly News...

[mountainlion]

Why don't we just give some of Washington DC to the palestinians for their capital. With all the murders from gun control group they will not be notices. It makes as much sense to give away our Capitol as much as it does to give away Jerusalem.

[Will88]

We might think this letter would be newsworthy here in the USA, since it involves our House of Reps, President and Secretary of State. But there seems to be a news blackout on this story, which has been around since Friday:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=327+representatives+letter+to+Clinton&sourceid=navclient-ff&rlz=1B3GGGL_enUS345US345&ie=UTF-8

As if we needed more evidence of how totally in the tank the MSM is for the incompetent in the Oval Office. They just won’t point out what a one-sided ass he is in dealings with Israel.

[raybbr]

Barack Obama wins 77 percent of Jewish vote, exit polls show

I didn't see the "+" sign on your post.

Israel is being thrown under the Obama bus and the Jews here are too indoctrinated to see the hate toward them from the WH.

[bert]

“He won.”

“He conducts foreign policy.”

“Butt out Congress, it is not your affair” Rahm 03/27/10

[BelleAl]

I spent a good deal of time with a Jew who immigrated from Russia yesterday. While we did not talk American politics, I’m sure the persecution he endured there has influenced his perspective on what is going on here. I’m sure he would not be in lockstep with the 77%. One of the nicest guys I’ve ever met — super friendly.

[Popman]

Interesting that the House is having a problem with Alinsky type tactics used against Israel but has no problem with those tactics being used on the American people

[Palmetto Patriot]

Jews here are too indoctrinated to see the hate toward them from the WH.

Hopefully, they will wake up in time to help correct this dreadful mistake.

[TMA62]

327 out of 435 congressmen. Gosh, I wonder what the party affiliation of those who did not sign were???

Hhhhmmmmmmm

[beagleone]

Nobody polled my family. We all voted McCain/Palin.

[raybbr]

Dear Secretary Clinton:
We are writing to reaffirm our commitment to the unbreakable bond that exists between our country and the State of Israel and to express to you our deep concern over recent tension. In every important relationship, there will be occasional misunderstandings and conflicts. The announcement during Vice President Biden’s visit was, as Israel’s Prime Minister said in an apology to the United States, "a regrettable incident that was done in all innocence and was hurtful, and which certainly should not have occurred." We are reassured that Prime Minister Netanyahu’s commitment to put in place new procedures will ensure that such surprises, however unintended, will not recur.

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We recognize that, despite the extraordinary closeness between our country and Israel, there will be differences over issues both large and small. Our view is that such differences are best resolved quietly, in trust and confidence, as befits longstanding strategic allies.-- Full Statement