Critical points highlighted in red by blog editor
Senior
minister says Israel can’t rely on US
Another senior minister in Prime Minister Binyamin
Netanyahu’s cabinet sharply criticized American foreign policy Tuesday,
anonymously joining the open attack by Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon.
Speaking to journalists in the Knesset, the minister said the Americans’ handling of the crisis in Ukraine proved that Israel could no longer rely on the United States. He said it was clear to everyone that the US had never intended to take military action against the Russians.
“The lesson of this crisis screams to the sky,” the minister said. “US foreign policy is collapsing all over the world. America showing weakness in Russia has implications on the Palestinian front. Israel cannot be Ukraine. It is ridiculous to hear about American guarantees for Israeli security, which would at best last a few weeks. When we’re in danger, they won’t be there to defend us. We must be the sole guarantors of Israeli security.”
Speaking to journalists in the Knesset, the minister said the Americans’ handling of the crisis in Ukraine proved that Israel could no longer rely on the United States. He said it was clear to everyone that the US had never intended to take military action against the Russians.
“The lesson of this crisis screams to the sky,” the minister said. “US foreign policy is collapsing all over the world. America showing weakness in Russia has implications on the Palestinian front. Israel cannot be Ukraine. It is ridiculous to hear about American guarantees for Israeli security, which would at best last a few weeks. When we’re in danger, they won’t be there to defend us. We must be the sole guarantors of Israeli security.”
(Source: Jerusalem Post, here: http://www.jpost.com/Diplomacy-and-Politics/Senior-minister-says-Israel-cant-rely-on-US-345924 )
Editor's notes: Sadly, Obama's opinion of the Jews is the same as the average street-wise black man. Listen to Jeremiah Wright talk about the Jews or Louis Farrakhan - men Obama gave attention to for more than two decades before becoming our most recent OverLord. He has never intended to support Israel, and his Israeli/Palestinian "solution" proves the point.
"Racialization" is a rhetorical tool some black candidates use to get themselves elected, in primarily white districts. They pacify the white voter, with "white talk," win the election, and, then, do what Democrats usually do - work to accomplish their own agenda with no regard for the will of the people. In the end, campaign rhetoric is most often as a meaningless ploy to get or remain in power. This is exactly what Obama has done, and is doing, with his talk of "Israeli support."
Understand that when the Ukraine asked for military arms from the US, Obama proposed sending military food rations, instead, and called, "Supporting our friends in Ukraine." (Note: The food rations have, yet, to be sent.)
Israel knows the meaning of this sort of double talk, and the American people are beginning to wake up to Obama's inherent dishonesty, as well.
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