Obama Questions Israel's Right to Exist in Speech in Egypt

Ralph Welch
CRN
June 4, 2009

CAIRO, EGYPT- President Barack Obama took a step away from decades-old US foreign policy by questioning the right of Israel to exist.

"The United States does not accept the legitimacy of continued Israeli settlements" on the West bank or around Jerusalem, the President stated today. "It is time for these settlements to stop."

The President went on to state that Israelis must realize that the United States cannot simply "point fingers," stating that Israelis cannot simply point to the hostilities they have been met with by their neighbors. Instead, the President states that Israel must realize "the displacement brought about by Israel's founding."

Later in the speech, President Obama quoted from the holy Koran, saying, "Let there be no doubt, Islam is part of America." He continued later, ""Islam is not part of the problem in combating violent extremism."

President Obama compared Palestine's existence to slavery in the United States, stating, "Palestinians must focus on what they can build... Palestine's right to existence cannot be denied... Israel must also live up to its obligation to ensue Palestinians can live and work and develop their society."

This speech comes at a time were President Obama has been criticized for his proposal of "two-party" negotiation between Israel and Palestine. Instead, the President seemed to be pushing a three-party strategy, which includes Israel, Palestine, and the United States, and aimed at an ultimate goal of shrinking Israel's power.

Obama's statement that Israel's settlements "undermines efforts to achieve peace" was met with applause by the crowd in attendance.

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Research has found....

According to my research of international polling data on the 2008 Presidential elections, I found some interesting nations we're left out of the poll question of the year :

John McCain

Barack Obama

Not sure
Neither

Some of these nations include Georgia, Iraq, Israel, Czech Republic, and other nations that we are good friends with and actually admire us, through some digging I have found out the following :

Israel preferred McCain nearly by 15 points more.

The invaders (Palestinians) liked McCain 3-4 points more then Obama.

Georgia liked McCain more, as did the Phillipines & Iraq.

My question is, why did no-one in the troll media ever launch polls into nations like Iraq, Georgia, Israel, Czech republic, Japan, but launched polls into South Africa, Niger, Kenya, and Taiwan?

All I know, is that the media is the most leftist un-truthful source in this world, as evidenced of Al Frankens stolen election in Minnesota - to no media scrutiny!

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WTF Part 4531: Qaddafi Supports Israel?

The dictator of Libya, Muammar Qaddafi, known to Americans for helping in the Lockerbie and Berlin Disco bombings, has come out with an op-ed piece in the New York Times which is not overtly hostile to Israel.I was shocked myself, but when was the last time an Arab leader (except Mithal al-Alusi) has not spoken pure vitriol about Israel over the Palestinian issue. For example:

The basis for the modern State of Israel is the persecution of the Jewish people, which is undeniable. The Jews have been held captive, massacred, disadvantaged in every possible fashion by the Egyptians, the Romans, the English, the Russians, the Babylonians, the Canaanites and, most recently, the Germans under Hitler. The Jewish people want and deserve their homeland.

Israel was founded by something other than malice and tyranny? And Qaddafi is saying this?
Not to mention:It is important to note that the Jews did not forcibly expel Palestinians. They were never “un-welcomed.” and Assimilation is already a fact of life in Israel. There are more than one million Muslim Arabs in Israel; they possess Israeli nationality and take part in political life with the Jews, forming political parties.

And his solution?

A two-state solution will create an unacceptable security threat to Israel. An armed Arab state, presumably in the West Bank, would give Israel less than 10 miles of strategic depth at its narrowest point. Further, a Palestinian state in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip would do little to resolve the problem of refugees. Any situation that keeps the majority of Palestinians in refugee camps and does not offer a solution within the historical borders of Israel/Palestine is not a solution at all.

Wow. Just wow.

UN Begs Israel to Stop Killing Terrorists

Gaza Strip, Palestine- In what U.N. negotiators are calling a “great tragedy,” Israel warplanes killed Said Seyam in a bombing run on Thursday. “Mr. Seyam’s death is just another name in a long list of good, God-fearing people killed by the war-mongering Jews,” said Jimmy Carter. “His attempts to quell Jewish aggression by murdering innocents will be sorely missed,” Carter continued.

With the death of Seyam, UN officials, along with actors across Hollywood, renewed their calls to stop the Jewish incursion into the Gaza Strip. “When a country like Israel invades the peaceful Gaza Strip just because Hamas is firing rockets into Israel in hopes of killing Jewish orphans, something is wrong,” cried Sean Penn. “I went to Iraq, you know,” he later added.

Sadly, it seems that no end of war is in sight. With Israel on the march and less Jewish civilians dying, it shows that there is no winners in war. “Tonight I will go to sleep, tears in my eyes, praying to God to spare innocent terrorists,” said Alec Baldwin. “I can only hope the Jews get what they deserve.” -AP

We Support Israel

I'll probably be able to write more about this later, but I wanted to write a brief statement on behalf of the blog. I can speak for my brother and I when we say that we support Israel against these armed religious fanatics.

Just as we were attacked by Islamic fascism, Israel faces near-daily attacks from Hamas and faces threats from Hezbollah, Syria, and Iran. Israel is surrounded by hostile enemies and must do what it takes to defend itself.

I hope Israel wins decisively.

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