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The New York Times reporters, Mark Landler and Jodi Rudoren reported on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to the American Israel Public Affairs committee.( AIPAC) yesterday.
Netanyahu gave a pitch for peace with the Palestinians by saying that it would enable Israel to tighten ties with its Arab neighbors and "catapult the region forward" on issues like health, energy and education. "We could better the lives of hundred of millions," he said. "We all have so much to gain from peace."
We know that Netanyahu and Israel want peace with their neighbors. They've wanted it before Israel became a state in 1948. They worked and planned to create Israel but at the same time to have peace with their neighbors.
He said that after his big meeting with Obama, where they discussed some very tough issues for Israel in this peace process. Evidently he's trying to convince the Arabs what they would gain instead of the perpetual war, blood and guts and their stand to never ever accept Israel as a Jewish state. However, the Palestinian Arabs follow the Muslim Brotherhood Creed on this which is to never have peace with Israel.
Netanyahu is also locking horns with Obama, Kerry and the Arabs over Jews living in Judea and Samaria, which is land originally set aside as being part of the Jewish Homeland by the League of Nations in the 1920's. The big world powers call them "Jewish settlements," and probably call Tel Aviv a settlement as well. 1967 was when Israel won back Judea and Samaria and east Jerusalem after being attacked by all the surrounding Arabs and then some more beyond the perimeter. It has been 47 years, and Jews that moved there are still being hit with the "settlement" word. They settled long ago already in 1968, after the war was won with the latest established in 1984 except for one which was established in 1998-16 years ago. In all, there are 321,179 Jews living in Judea-Samaria. Israel had stopped building for one whole year and the Palestinians didn't come around. It was a waste of time.
Netanyahu praised Kerry as the man who never sleeps. Kerry had warned Israel that they could be ostracized if they failed to make peace with the Palestinians but as far as we know has said absolutely nothing like that to the Arabs. Kerry didn't make himself popular with that comment with Israel. Besides that issue, he has shown that he sides with the Palestinians by making all sorts of incredible demands on Israel and nothing for the Arabs.
Obama wants the Palestinians and Israelis to sign a framework accord which Kerry is drafting and expects it to be signed by the end of April. This is evidently written out in general terms only about Israel's security and the borders of a future Palestinian state which is already a done deal in the UN as far as accepting a Palestine as an observer state. It is to allow the 8 month old negotiations that have been going on with Kerry to be extended. An unofficial statement from an official said that the agreement would have enough in it that was good for Israel. That is the official's opinion, not Netanyahu's. Like we say, "Is it good for the Jews"? The answer for the past 8 months has been, "NO."
Obama is now taking over in the talks from Kerry. He's meeting on March 17th, St. Patrick's Day, with Abbas to urge him to sign.
Netanyahu told Obama that they were pressing up against very tough issues for Israel.
We've had over 2,000 years of it and can spot it easily. Israel has every legal right in the world to allow people to move into Judea and Samaria, but being Jews-are being given a bad time about it. Legal, shmegal, the powers to be don't give a hoot evidently about legalities. Jews, who believe in Judaism which has been faulted by other religions as being too full of laws that people don't need to follow, has international law on their side about living on the land, and THAT is now the worst evil of the century. How about that for logic today? So the Arabs are using boycotting as another form of their rockets, mortars and missiles that Hamas uses almost every day against the civilians of southern Israel, a teeny land of only 8,000 sq. miles. Hit southern Israel and the wind from it hits the rest of Israel. So does the pain and anguish making its citizens more determined than ever not to be driven out of their country. .
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Hezbolla terrorists fighting in Syria
Sorry, Syrians. Abbas can kill as many of his 22,505,000 Syrian citizens as he wants. ISRAEL is continuing to live and love and worship G-d in their own land and that's what's arousing the world to pounce on Israel instead of Assad. What's good and what's bad today has taken a new direction. What Netanyahu has pitched to the Arabs is too logical. That's not what their Palestinian charters of the PA or Hamas or the Muslim Brotherhood stand for. It's not what they want at all! When someone convinces them to change their goals, then you can talk about peace. The war ain't over till the fat lady sings and the fat lady ain't sung yet.
Resource: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/05/world/middleeast/netanyahu-promotes-efforts-toward-a-peace-deal.html?_r=0
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Peace/wbsettle.html
http://www.algemeiner.com/2014/03/05/report-state-department-sources-say-obama-sabotaged-peace-Update: 3/5/14 talks-with-goldberg-interview-conducted-behind-kerrys-back/ Read this one!
The New York Times reporters, Mark Landler and Jodi Rudoren reported on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to the American Israel Public Affairs committee.( AIPAC) yesterday.
Netanyahu gave a pitch for peace with the Palestinians by saying that it would enable Israel to tighten ties with its Arab neighbors and "catapult the region forward" on issues like health, energy and education. "We could better the lives of hundred of millions," he said. "We all have so much to gain from peace."
We know that Netanyahu and Israel want peace with their neighbors. They've wanted it before Israel became a state in 1948. They worked and planned to create Israel but at the same time to have peace with their neighbors.
He said that after his big meeting with Obama, where they discussed some very tough issues for Israel in this peace process. Evidently he's trying to convince the Arabs what they would gain instead of the perpetual war, blood and guts and their stand to never ever accept Israel as a Jewish state. However, the Palestinian Arabs follow the Muslim Brotherhood Creed on this which is to never have peace with Israel.
Obama wants the Palestinians and Israelis to sign a framework accord which Kerry is drafting and expects it to be signed by the end of April. This is evidently written out in general terms only about Israel's security and the borders of a future Palestinian state which is already a done deal in the UN as far as accepting a Palestine as an observer state. It is to allow the 8 month old negotiations that have been going on with Kerry to be extended. An unofficial statement from an official said that the agreement would have enough in it that was good for Israel. That is the official's opinion, not Netanyahu's. Like we say, "Is it good for the Jews"? The answer for the past 8 months has been, "NO."
Obama is now taking over in the talks from Kerry. He's meeting on March 17th, St. Patrick's Day, with Abbas to urge him to sign.
Netanyahu told Obama that they were pressing up against very tough issues for Israel.
Netanyahu also brought up the growing boycott movement that hits on Israel. He said that "this links it to the darkest chapters of anti-Semitism in history. " The Arabs and their siders took his comment as showing how well the boycott is working. He's just disgusted by being singled out when so many other nations are doing so many destructive things in this world, such as Assad in Syria or the Ayatollah in Iran and the nuclear bombs they are creating. Being singled out for something others find an excuse to fault Israel for is anti-Semitism, pure and simple.
Sorry, Syrians. Abbas can kill as many of his 22,505,000 Syrian citizens as he wants. ISRAEL is continuing to live and love and worship G-d in their own land and that's what's arousing the world to pounce on Israel instead of Assad. What's good and what's bad today has taken a new direction. What Netanyahu has pitched to the Arabs is too logical. That's not what their Palestinian charters of the PA or Hamas or the Muslim Brotherhood stand for. It's not what they want at all! When someone convinces them to change their goals, then you can talk about peace. The war ain't over till the fat lady sings and the fat lady ain't sung yet.
Resource: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/05/world/middleeast/netanyahu-promotes-efforts-toward-a-peace-deal.html?_r=0
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Peace/wbsettle.html
http://www.algemeiner.com/2014/03/05/report-state-department-sources-say-obama-sabotaged-peace-Update: 3/5/14 talks-with-goldberg-interview-conducted-behind-kerrys-back/ Read this one!
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