Posted on 11/24/2013 7:54:18 AM PST by yoe
Israeli leaders denounced (the interim Iranian nuclear pact) signed by the United States and five world powers as a “historic mistake” that does little to reverse Iran’s nuclear ambitions and instead makes the world a more dangerous place.
Israeli officials stressed that they would spend the next six months — the time frame for the interim agreement — seeking to push their friends and especially the White House to reach a deal with Iran that not only curbs Iran’s nuclear ambitions but dismantles its program.
[snip] Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stressed Sunday that Israel was not a party to the talks that ended with a deal in Geneva early Sunday morning...
[snip] Netanyahu repeated a reference to his own red line by stating, “Israel will not allow Iran to develop a military nuclear capability.”
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
I’m so ashamed that my country has sold out America’s best friend. Oh well. Elections do have consequences.
He is absolutely correct, and there can be little doubt that future historians will mark Obama’s election as the first step to a horrendous war in the Middle East.
One holds out the rather meager hope that the conflict doesn’t spread all around the world.
“Historic Mistake”: Understatement of the Year!
Peres gives Obama top Israeli civilian medal
By Susan Crabtree - The Washington TimesMarch 21, 2013, 03:30PM
Israeli President Shimon Peres gave President Obama Israel’s highest civilian award, the Medal of Distinction, during a ceremonial dinner held in Mr. Obama’s honor Thursday evening at the Israeli president’s residence.
The medal recognizes Mr. Obama’s commitment to maintaining Israel’s security, and it is the first time in which an Israeli president has bestowed such an honor on a sitting president. Mr. Obama gave Mr. Peres, a lifetime Israeli politician who twice served as prime minister of the country, the U.S. President’s Medal of Freedom last year.
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The Jewish vote went Obama.
The Jewish money went Obama.
Liberal Jews love to go on TV and call me racist for opposing Obama.
Now they can all kiss my ass.
Prophetic.
Peace in our time moment. Indeed.
Netanyahu is now left with the most unenviable decision of any world leader in our time.
I hereby apologize to Israel, on behalf of all REAL Americans. Many Americans suspect President Muhummad Al-Obama is a Kenyan, but few know Valerie Jarret, who secretly negotiated this “deal”, is Iranian. PERSIAN.
Historic. Game LOSER. Bye, bye, Ms. American Pie....!
“Israeli President Shimon Peres gave President Obama Israel’s highest civilian award, the Medal of Distinction”
The imposter probably chucked it into the garbage can as soon as he got back to the white hut.
Sorry Benjamin, but you didn’t just get “mistakenly” stabbed in the back.
Once again, asking a question so oft asked “Why do American Jews vote mostly for Democrats?”
Will this deal be a game changer for that in the next election?
I doubt it
Now he knows how Edvard Benes felt in 1938.
If the Jews did change their vote on the basis of support for Israel, FR would be flooded with accusations that Jews have dual loyalties and confirm the widespread belief that they are ‘Israel firsters’.
Just like PM Lord Chamberlain’ “Peace in Our Time”.
they must truly want Iran to have the Bomb, that is v. jarrett I mean,
pray for he peace of Jerusalem, its the peace of the world,
For people that haven’t seen them, here are Netanyahu’s 2 statements from this morning. The first one given to his cabinet in Hebrew (seen here with English subtitles) is tougher sounding than the second one where he spoke in English.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bN_k8JC0JwA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeOLE3W3n0s
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