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Obama’s AIPAC Speech Placates Netanyahu
Satisfied by Obama's 'Clarification'
(AntiWar.com) -- by Jason Ditz --
Just days ago he was angrily condemning the US president for mentioning the 1967 borders, but in the wake of a high profile AIPAC speech by President Obama, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared himself “pleased” by the comments.
The comments were, by and large, a dramatic backpedal from the previous speech, declaring his undying support for Israel and promising that his mention of the 1967 borders didn’t really mean a literal end to the occupation of the lands Israel conquered in 1967.
Netanyahu wasn’t the only one condemning Obama in the wake of his previous comments, as a number of US politicians sought to establish themselves ahead of the 2012 elections by condemning Obama’s “betrayal” of Israel, which is to say his suggestion that maybe the occupation should be reversed at least partially through negotiation.
Netanyahu insisted that the comments today by Obama were “befitting” and that he was satisfied that the “clarification” was sincere. The peace talks, as always, are an afterthought and will remain frozen...LINK
As the leader of the genocidal, anti-Christian spearhead into Russia,
Judeofascist Zelensky demands par pay with his genocidal, anti-Palestinian
Judeofascist brethren in Israel
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*Zelensky demands ‘at least’ Israel-style support from US*
Kiev expects Washington to provide long-term security assistance modeled on
the US relationship ...
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