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  • Poll shows ebbing Israeli support for Iran strike

    11/24/2013 7:11:47 AM PST · by Colonel Kangaroo · 19 replies
    The Times of Israel ^ | November 22, 2013 | Haviv Rettig Gur
    Survey indicates backing drops even further if US opposed to move; second poll reveals majority of Americans favor deal with Tehran Slightly fewer than half of Israelis back the use of a military option against Iran’s nuclear program, with the number dropping even further should the US not lend support for such an action, a poll released Thursday night showed. At the same time, a separate poll among US citizens showed growing support for a diplomatic deal with Tehran. The Israeli poll, commissioned by Channel 2 political anchor Nissim Mishal, showed 49.1 percent of Israelis backing a last-resort military strike...
  • Obama confronts ebbing hopes in Iowa return

    09/29/2010 11:55:14 AM PDT · by PROCON · 7 replies
    AFP ^ | sep. 29, 2010
    President Barack Obama came face to face with the ebbing hope and impatience of recession-weary Americans Wednesday, in a tough return to the state which nurtured his White House hopes. In the shadow of an oak tree in the backyard of a smart brick home in Iowa, Obama parried questions on the jobs crisis, fears taxes would strangle small growth and asked if his health law meant long waiting lists for surgery.