As I have been stating since Obama became President, they are preparing to backstab Israel. Obama clearly is Pro-Islamic and Rahm Emaneul is a traitor. They view Israel as an obstacle to becoming friends with the Islamic world.
For Israeli leaders, a public break with the United States is the third rail of politics. The possibility that Israelis might lose the support of the one nation that can guarantee their security awakens an existential dread that no politician can long survive. It is this factor, as much as any, that has restrained the Israelis from taking military action against Iran despite Tehran‘s efforts to build a nuclear-weapons capability. But now the possibility of such a break seems higher than it has in two decades. So it’s no surprise that, as he prepares for his first meeting as prime minister with President Obama on May 18, Benjamin Netanyahu has been “fine-tuning” his hard-line positions on peace and Iran, as a senior Israeli official described it. “As we speak, there are meetings going on to make sure we have a success” at the summit, the official said.
Israel better see the writing on the wall because The US will not be there, as a friend anymore. They must become closer allies with India and maybe even China as well. They also need to develop their own planes and other hardware as America will not supply them with the equipment needed to defend themselves. Israel is the next target of the Leftists-Islamic alliance.
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(*Update by WrathofG-d @ 11:18:00 a.m. on May 8, 2009)
DON’T JUST SIT THERE…DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!
Tell Your Elected Officials to not let the U.S. administration pressure Israel into premature, dangerous concessions when Prime Minister Netanyahu comes to Washington on May 18. and to protect Israel’s right to set terms for Palestinian statehood that ensure Israel’s survival.
Israel wants peace and an agreement with the Palestinians. But a lasting solution cannot be rushed, unconditional, or externally imposed.
See below for bullet points on the issues.
