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- NETANYAHU SPEECH part 1,2,3,4
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44HkjBDQz_k
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- NETANYAHU: NO PEACE UNTIL PALESTINIANS ACCEPT ISRAEL AS JEWISH
STATE
- HAARETZ.COM - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Haaretz
on Wednesday that he would not agree to a Palestinian demand
that Israel accept the 1967 borders as a condition for renewing
peace negotiations.
- Netanyahu also gave a condition of his own, saying Thursday
that he would never drop his demand that the Palestinians recognize
Israel as a Jewish state.
- "I told Abu Mazen [Abbas] I believe peace hinges first
on his readiness to stand before his people and say, 'We...are
committed to recognizing Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish
people'," Netanyahu said.
"I will not drop this subject and other important issues
under any final peace agreement," Netanyahu said.
- Netanyahu said that U.S. President Barack Obama's speech
to the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday was "positive"
because "he also said something we had been seeking for
six months, that we have to meet and begin the diplomatic process
without preconditions."
- Obama had spoken "clearly about Israel as the nation-state
of the Jewish people," said Netanyahu. "I believe that
disagreement about this is the root of the conflict."
- Netanyahu also pointed out that Obama had made reference
to Israeli efforts to improve the Palestinian economy by lifting
roadblocks.
- Obama speech on Wednesday was one of many from world leaders,
and the American president focused a portion of his talk on efforts
toward Middle East Peace.
- "The goal is clear," Obama told the General Assembly,
"two states living side by side in peace and security -
a Jewish State of Israel, with true security for all Israelis;
and a viable, independent Palestinian state with contiguous territory
that ends the occupation that began in 1967, and realizes the
potential of the Palestinian people."
- Referring to Obama's statement Netanyahu said, "The
things he said about the occupation are not new. He also said
them in Cairo, and in fact that is the formula adopted by the
road map and it does not say we have to go back to the 1967 borders.
- "This is the formula adopted by governments before the
one I head, which did not agree to go back to the 1967 borders.
We certainly would [also] not agree to that. In the matter of
the settlements he also said nothing new. These disagreements
should not prevent the beginning of the process which, among
other things if it is successful, will also decide this issue."
- Netanyahu said Obama, like other American presidents, reflected
the deep basic friendship between the American and the Israeli
people, and that "he stood in Cairo before the whole Muslim
world and said this relationship would never be severed."
Netanyahu added he believed the obligation of the United States
to Israel's security was total.
- When asked about claims that Tuesday's three-way summit with
Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas and Obama would
become an excuse for foot-dragging, Netanyahu responded, "not
on our part."
- Netanyahu told Channel 2 that Obama's speech to the the UN
regarding negotiations without preconditions and the two state
solution was "an important blessing."
- "The president said let's come and resume the peace
process without preconditions. As you know I have been saying
that for nearly six months. I was happy," Netanyahu said.
- However, Israelis and Palestinians said Wednesday that their
envoys would meet with U.S. officials but not with each other,
cementing the impression that the summit had produced little
results.
- Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said there would
be no follow-up session with the Israelis because the two sides
hadn't bridged the divides that have prevented them from resuming
talks.
- "It's not happening because we agreed to continue dealing
with the Americans until we reach the agreement that will enable
us to relaunch the negotiations," Erekat said.
- Israeli government spokesman Mark Regev said Israel would
dispatch envoys to meet with U.S. officials in Washington, but
there were no plans now to meet again with the Palestinians.
- He said, however, that it was Israel's "sincere hope
that we will see the restart of direct Israeli-Palestinian talks."
- The Palestinians refuse to restart talks until Israel freezes
settlement construction. They also want talks to restart where
they left off before breaking down earlier this year, something
Netanyahu has refused.
- 'Obama assured commitment to stopping Iran nukes
- Netanyahu told several U.S. network television stations late
Wednesday that Obama had also assured him he was committed to
stopping Iran's nuclear program.
- In those interviews, Netanyahu also reiterated that Israel
was unwilling to freeze "life" in West Bank settlements.
- Answering to whether he knew how long it was before Iran
could produce a nuclear weapon, Netanyahu told ABC interviewer
Charlie Gibson that he didn't "want to discuss whether we
need another week or another month."
- "The crucial question is, what's the goal? And the president
assured me time and again that the goal is to prevent Iran from
developing a nuclear weapon. And I think that's the right goal,"
the premier said.
- The prime minister added that he saw Iran as "the major
sponsor of world terrorism. Now, imagine what terrorism could
be if the terrorists had a patron that gave them a nuclear umbrella,
or worse, if that patron actually gave them nuclear weapons.
"
- "That's a nightmare scenario, and we all have to ensure
that it doesn't happen," Netanyahu told ABC.
- Netanyahu also reiterated comments he made recently about
what he considered as the instability of the current regime in
Tehran, saying he thought "this regime is a lot weaker than
people think, and I think the civilized countries are a lot stronger
than they tend to think about themselves."
- "This regime tyrannizes its own people, guns them down
when they peacefully protest for freedom," the prime minister
added.
- "There are so many reasons, endless reasons why this
should not be allowed to happen. And it's time the international
community acted in unison to make sure that it doesn't happen,"
Netanyahu said.
- In an interview to Fox News, Netanyahu commented on the possibility
of unilateral action against Iran, saying "any country has
and reserves the right for self defense and Israel is no exception
but I think the specter of Iran arming itself with nuclear weapons
and possibly giving it to terrorists or giving them [is] sufficiently
troublesome for the international community to get its act together
and act to stop this from happening."
- Answering to the question whether he was convinced Iran wanted
a nuclear weapon, the premier asserted: "Yes I am."
- Netanyahu: Won't freeze 'life' in settlements
- On the subject of renewing peace negotiations with the Palestinian
Authority, Netanyahu asserted to NBC interview Matt Lauer that
he was "willing to make gestures to help the peace process."
- When asked how big a gesture Israel intends to make, the
premier said: "We'll get there very soon, I suppose."
- "But I'll tell you one thing I'm not willing to do.
I can't freeze life," Netanyahu added, referring to a possible
West Bank settlement freeze, insisted on by Palestinian President
Mahmoud Abbas.
- "There are a quarter of a million people there, in these
communities which are called 'settlements', although really most
of them are bedroom suburbs of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem".
- Echoing the same sentiment, the prime minister said he was
looking "to reconcile two things. One is to start the peace
process again, something that I'm glad - I hope that we started
today."
- "And, second, to enable normal life to continue. There
are a quarter of a million people living in these communities.
You know, they need kindergartens. They need schools. They need
health clinics." Netanyahu said
- "They're living. I'm committed not to build new settlements.
I am committed not to expropriate additional land for existing
settlements. But people have to live. You can't freeze life."
- Stressing what he felt as the shared Palestinian responsibility
for stalled peace talks, Netanyahu told ABC that "Anytime
Israel met an Arab leader who has genuinely committed to peace,
such as Anwar Sadat, we made peace," adding that the government
who achieved peace with Egypt "was a Likud government under
Menachem Begin.
- "When Yitzhak Rabin, the Labor prime minister, met the
late King Hussein, who wanted peace, we made peace," the
premier said, adding that peace could be made "if the Palestinian
leadership says we want peace, we recognize Israel as the Jewish
state, the nation state of the Jewish people, just as we're asked
to recognize the Palestinian state as the nation state of the
Palestinian people."
- The prime minister concluded by saying that Israel wanted
"a real peace. You know, we don't want a peace where we
hand over territory which becomes a base for Iran's proxy so
they can fire thousands of rockets on us," adding that Israel
was "one of the tiniest countries in the world."
- "Now, if you're the size of Monaco or the size of Luxembourg,
that by itself doesn't pose a security problem. But if your neighbors
also say, 'We're going to destroy you or throw you into the sea
and fire thousands of rockets at you,' that does pose a security
problem. So, Israel wants both recognition and security from
its neighbors, and this will be the task of the negotiations
in the coming months," Netanyahu added.
- http://www.prophecynewswatch.com/September18/1823.html
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- OBAMA: SPEECH IN EGYPT ON JEWS AND ISRAEL
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHbsmMFDKB0&NR=1
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- BARACK OBAMA CARIO MIDDLLE EAST MOSLEM SPEECH 1,2,3
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qTFUMMZWCU&NR=1
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- BRZEZINSKI SUGGESTS OBAMA SHOOT DOWN ISRAELI JETS IF THEY
TAKE ACTION AGAINST IRAN
- WORLDNETDAILY (wnd.com) - The national security adviser during
President Jimmy Carter's administration says the U.S. should
confront Israeli jets if that nation chooses to take military
action against Iran's nuclear threat.
- Zbigniew Brzezinski, in an interview with the Daily Beast
website, declared, "We are not exactly impotent little babies."
- Israel long has been thought to be considering a military
strike against the Islamic regime's suspected development of
nuclear weapon technology. Israel has stated it is unwilling
to be threatened by a leader with access to nuclear weapons who
believes it should be wiped off the map, as President Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad has declared.
- But an Israeli attack on Iran probably would have to fly
over coalition airspace in Iraq.
- "Are we just going to sit there and watch?" Brzezinski
asked.
- He said the U.S. has to be "serious" about denying
Israel the right to attack.
- "That means a denial where you aren't just saying it.
If they fly over, you go up and confront them. They have the
choice of turning back or not," he said.
- "No one wishes for this but it could be a Liberty in
reverse," he said.
- The Liberty was a U.S. ship in international waters in the
Middle East during the Six-Day War in 1967 that was hit by Israeli
gunfire.
- Brzezinski advised Carter on confrontations in Iran, Afghanistan
and the Middle East during Carter's White House tenure.
- He said the Obama administration also already should have
developed "a clearer position on what we are prepared to
do to promote a Palestinian-Israeli peace."
- "Simply giving a frequent-traveler ticket to George
Mitchell is not the same thing as policy. It took a long time
to get going on Iran, but there is an excuse there, the Iranian
domestic mess. And we are now eight months into the administration,
and I would have thought by now we could have formulated a strategy
that we would have considered 'our' strategy for dealing with
Iran and Pakistan," he said.
- "For example, the Carter administration, which is sometimes
mocked, by now had in motion a policy of disarmament with the
Russians, which the Russians didn't like, but eventually bought;
it had started a policy of normalization with the Chinese; it
rammed through the Panama Canal treaty; and it was moving very,
very openly toward an Israeli-Arab political peace initiative,"
he said.
- WND columnist and New York Times best-selling author Mike
Evans wrote about Brzezinski just before the 2008 election, explaining
how Obama added Brzezinski to his list of "advisers."
- "One of Brzezinski's first jobs as adviser was to defend
Obama's plan, if elected, to meet with Iran and Syria: 'What's
the hand-up about negotiating with the Syrians or Iranians?'
asked Brzezinski. 'What it in effect means is that you only talk
to people who agree with you.'
- "People who agree with you?" wrote Evans. "I,
for one, would like to know just why Obama would want to talk
with Iran's president who denies the Holocaust, has called Israel
a 'stinking corpse' and vowed to wipe it off the map."
- WND columnist Ben Shapiro noted about that time Brzezinski
"believes that the Jewish lobby forces America into pro-Israel
policy, and he defends Carter's anti-Semitic book, "Peace,
Not Apartheid."
http://www.prophecynewswatch.com/September24/2411.html
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- THE POPE AND ISRAEL
THE "ECONOMIC AGREEMENT" BETWEEN THE (UN)"HOLY"
SEE & THE STATE OF ISRAEL, WHO ARE THE BILATERAL PERMANENT
WORKING COMMISSION MEMBERS?
- SUMMARY: 19 - 21 SEPTEMBER 2009
- MEETING OF BILATERAL COMMISSION HOLY SEE - ISRAEL
- VATICAN CITY, 19 SEP 2009 (VIS) - The Bilateral Permanent
Working Commission between the Holy See and the State of Israel
met on 16 and 17 September to continue negotiations on the "Economic
Agreement", according to a communique released yesterday
afternoon. "The delegations", the text reads, "worked
constructively towards furthering their shared goal". The
commission is next due to meet on 28 and 29 October and not on
14 and 15 of October as previously announced. OP/BILATERAL COMMISSION/HOLY
SEE: ISRAEL VIS 090921 (90)
- http://www.officialcatholicdirectory.com/vatican-information-services-news/09.21.2009-nineteenth-year-num.-158.html#meeting
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ISRAEL- HOLY SEE NEGOTIATIONS ADVANCE
- VATICAN CITY, AUG. 30, 2009 (Zenit.org).- The Bilateral Permanent
Working Commission between the Holy See and the State of Israel
met Wednesday to advance negotiations on the "Economic Agreement."
- The Israeli Embassy to the Holy See reported in a press statement
that the "talks took place in an atmosphere of cordiality,
and the delegations believe that they have contributed to taking
the talks forward towards the desired agreement."
- Since signing the Fundamental Agreement in 1993, which established
diplomatic relations between the Holy See and Israel, the two
sides have been negotiating the particulars of tax exemptions
and property rights for the Church, in particular for the holy
sites. Talks stopped altogether in 2003 for several years, and
began again in 2005.
The next meeting of the working commission will take place Sept.
15-16 in Jerusalem.
- In July the commission reported that a plenary session will
meet Dec. 10 in the Vatican.
- http://www.zenit.org/article-26724?l=english
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- VATICAN, ISRAEL WORKING ON ECONOMIC PACT
- August 31, 2009 - ROME (JTA) -- The Vatican and Israel are
working toward finalizing their bilateral relations with an economic
agreement. According to a statement over the weekend by the Israeli
Embassy to the Holy See, the Bilateral Permanent Working Commission
between the Holy See and the State of Israel met last week to
continue talks on the issue. The statement said the talks "took
place in an atmosphere of cordiality, and the delegations believe
that they have contributed to taking the talks forward towards
the desired agreement."
- The Vatican and Israel signed an agreement establishing diplomatic
relations in 1993 but several financial issues, including tax
exemptions and property rights for the Church, have remained
unresolved despite years of fitful negotiations.
http://jta.org/news/article/2009/08/31/1007537/vatican-israel-working-towards-economic-agreement
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- JOINT COMMUNIQUE OF THE BILATERAL PERMANENT WORKING COMMISSION
BETWEEN THE HOLY SEE AND THE STATE OF ISRAEL
- The Bilateral Permanent Working Commission between the State
of Israel and the Holy See has met today , July 9th 2009 at Israel's
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to continue the negotiations on
the "Economic Agreement".
- The talks took place in an atmosphere of great cordiality,
and the Delegations believe that they have contributed to taking
the talks forward towards the desired Agreement.
- The next meetings of the Commission will take place on: August
26th, September 15-16, October 14-15, November 11-12. As already
announced, the next Plenary Commission will meet on December
10th 2009 in the Vatican.
- [01113-02.01] [Original text: English]
- [B0468-XX.01] http://212.77.1.245/news_services/bulletin/news/24153.php?index=24153&po_date=10.07.2009&lang=en
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- HOLY SEE-ISRAEL ECONOMIC TALKS ADVANCE
- JERUSALEM, JULY 10, 2009 (Zenit.org).- The Bilateral Permanent
Working Commission between the Holy See and the State of Israel
met to advance negotiations on an economic agreement.
- A Vatican communiqué reported today that the meeting,
which took place Thursday at Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
was in an atmosphere of "great cordiality."
- It noted that the delegations "believe they have contributed
to taking the talks forward towards the desired agreement."
- Since signing the Fundamental Agreement in 1993, which established
diplomatic relations between the Holy See and Israel, the two
sides have been negotiating the particulars of tax exemptions
and property rights for the Church, in particular for the holy
sites. Talks stopped altogether in 2003 for several years, and
began again in 2005.
- After the meeting, the commission publicized the dates for
their next meetings: Aug. 26, Sep. 15-16, Oct. 14-15 and Nov.
11-12. The plenary commission will meet Dec. 10 in the Vatican.
- http://www.zenit.org/rssenglish-26429
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- NEGOTIATIONS ON ISRAEL-HOLY SEE ECONOMIC AGREEMENT
- VATICAN CITY, 25 APR 2009 (VIS) - The Bilateral Permanent
Working Commission between the State of Israel and the Holy See
met on 23 April at the ministry of foreign affairs in Jerusalem
to continue negotiations on the economic agreement concerning
fiscal and property matters, according to a communique released
today by the Holy See Press Office.
- "The meeting was characterised by great cordiality and
a spirit of co-operation", the English-language communique
reads. "Meaningful progress was achieved by receiving a
report from a working group, and the delegations renewed their
joint commitment to conclude the agreement as soon as possible.
The commission will next meet at plenary level on 30 April at
Israel's ministry of foreign affairs".
http://www.archindy.org/criterion/vatican/2009/vis0427.html#negotiations
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- HOLY SEE
- Main article: Holy See – Israel relations
Before the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, the
Vatican opposed Zionist policies and objectives in Palestine.
In 1947, during discussions at the United Nations about the United
Nations Partition Plan for Palestine, the Vatican supported the
internationalization of Jerusalem, in order to keep the holy
places away from either Israeli or Arab sovereignty. In October
1948, as the 1948 Arab–Israeli War was in progress, Pope
Pius XII, deeply disturbed by that violent conflict, issued the
encyclical "In Multiplicibus Curis", in which he called
on the peace-makers to give Jerusalem and its outskirts "an
international character" and to assure - "with international
guarantees" - freedom of access and worship at the holy
places scattered throughout Palestine. In April 1949, he issued
the encyclical "Redemptoris Nostri Cruciatus", in which
he appealed for justice for the Palestinian refugees and repeated
his call for an "international status" as the best
form of protection for the holy places.
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_relations_of_Israel#Holy_See
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- MEETING OF THE ISRAEL-VATICAN BILATERAL COMMISSION HELD IN
JERUSALEM
- Meeting of the Israel-Vatican Bilateral Commission held in
Jerusalem
30 Apr 2009 Meeting of the Bilateral Permanent Working Commission
between the State of Israel and the Holy See held at the MFA
in Jerusalem (Communicated by the Deputy Foreign Minister's Bureau)
- The Israel-Vatican Working Commission convened today in Jerusalem
(April 30), for the first time headed by Deputy Foreign Minister
Danny Ayalon, with the aim of advancing the economic agreement
between Israel and the Vatican. The meeting, with the participation
of Monsignor Pietro Parolin, Undersecretary for Relations with
States at the Secretariat of State at the Vatican, was held in
a good atmosphere, and both sides agreed to continue to work
together.
- Significant progress was made in the talks, and it was decided
that the two deputy ministers would meet again on December 10,
2009 at the Vatican. It was also agreed that the working groups
would continue to advance the economic agreement. Deputy Foreign
Minister Ayalon noted at the end of the meeting that "Progress
in the economic sphere between Israel and the Vatican is very
important, especially with the upcoming visit of Pope Benedict
XVI in May." http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/About+the+Ministry/MFA+Spokesman/2009/Press+releases/Israel-
- Vatican-Bilateral-Commission-meets-in-Jerusalem-30-Apr-2009.htm
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- HOLY SEE - ISRAEL RELATIONS
- Holy See–Israel relations have officially existed since
1993 with the adoption of the fundamental agreement between the
two parties. However, relations remain tense because of the non-fulfillment
of the accords giving property rights and tax exemptions to the
Church. Continued: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_See_%E2%80%93_Israel_relations
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- FUNDAMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN HOLY SEE AND THE STATE OF ISRAEL
The Holy See and the State of Israel, Mindful of the singular
character and universal significance of the Holy Land;
- Aware of the unique nature of the relationship between the
Catholic Church and the Jewish people, and of the historic process
of reconciliation and growth in mutual understanding and friendship
between Catholics and Jews;
- Having decided on 29 July 1992 to establish a "Bilateral
Permanent Working Commission", in order to study and define
together issues of common interest, and in view of normalizing
their relations; Recognizing that the work of the aforementioned
Commission has produced sufficient material for a first and Fundamental
Agreement;
- Realizing that such Agreement will provide a sound and lasting
basis for the continued development of their present and future
relations and for the furtherance of the Commission's task, Continued:
http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/secretariat_state/archivio/documents/rc_seg-st_19931230_santa-sede-israele_en.html
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- REPORT: IDF, U.S. MILITARY TO SIMULATE MULTIPLE MISSILE STRIKE
ON ISRAEL
- WASHINGTONTIMES.COM - The Israel Defense Forces and the U.S.
military will soon hold a training exercise in which they will
simulate missile attacks on Israel from Iran, Syria, Lebanon
and Gaza, the pan-Arab newspaper Asharq al-Awsat reported Sunday.
- The exercise will be carried out as part of the ongoing maneuvers
between Israel and the United States, the London-based paper
said, which will reportedly be the broadest-ever this year.
- According to the paper, the drill is also part of U.S. President
Barack Obama's new missile defense plan, under which the Pentagon
will initially deploy ships with missile interceptors instead
of stationing missile defense systems in Eastern Europe.
- The objective of the missile plan is to counter the threat
of missile attack from Iran, not Russia.
- The report came shortly before Defense Minister Ehud Barak
was to leave for the United States, where he was to meet with
his counterpart, Robert Gates.
- Only last month, the IDF held a joint naval exercise with
the U.S. and Turkish militaries in the international waters off
Israel's coast, according to Army Radio. Six missile boats, three
helicopters and two jets participated in the drill, which simulated
search and rescue operations, Army Radio reported. http://www.prophecynewswatch.com/September24/2422.html
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- AHMADINEJAD SPEECH AT UN
- September 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EBgqgIWuoc
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- JERUSALEM WATCHMAN: THE EMPTY PROMISES OF A PRESIDENT OF
THE U.S.
- 27 September 2009 - US President Barack Obama stood in the
General Assembly Hall at the United Nations last week, spelled
out his goals of pursuing nuclear disarmament and preventing
proliferation, and announced his intention to squeeze Israel
hard to surrender the historical homeland of the Jewish people
for the creation of an Arab state.
- The United States has an “unwavering commitment”
to Israel’s security; and must therefore insist that the
Jewish state respect the Palestinian Arabs’ “legitimate”
claims to a homeland of their own in half of the land of Israel,
he declared.
- Israel was not to worry, for America ensure her security
in the ocean of implacable Islam-driven hatred that is the Middle
East.
- Sure.
- How come, then, that the most powerful man on the planet
was impotent to stop Hitler the Second - Iranian president Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad - from spewing hatred from the same podium he had
spoken from just a few hours after his speech?
- If the United States is so able and ready to defend Israel
against those determined to annihilate her, why allow the megalomanic
Iranian to stand - protected by American laws and American police
- in the heart of America’s biggest metropolis, and from
there repeat his blasphemy of denying the Holocaust, even as
he vowed that no-one will stop his country from pursuing the
weapons that could unleash another genocidal attack on the Jews?
Continued:
http://www.stangoodenough.com/?p=314
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- JERUSALEM WATCHMAN: INTO THE WINEPRESS..
- Posted on Sunday 27 September 2009 - It’s been a long
time coming. For decades the United States of America has been
edging away from its only real friend in the Middle East. The
relationship — which began tentatively at that brave moment
when President Truman defied the ‘wise men” in his
own administration and chose to recognize the newly born Jewish
state; the relationship Israel worked tenaciously to strengthen
in the ensuing years despite consistent opposition from within
the State Department and other government circles; the relationship
which since the Six Day War has become increasingly one-sided
as America has chosen to cater to incessant Arab demands and
press Israel into compliance — in the end it could no longer
withstand the erosive onslaught it had weathered for so long.
- The administration of President George W. Bush set the country
apparently irreversibly on this path when it spawned the two-state
vision and propelled Israel towards accepting the “Road
Map for peace.”
- But things came to a head at the United Nations this week
in a tale of two speeches delivered in front of some 140 world
leaders who had come together in New York for the 64th session
of the General Assembly.
- As they listened - joined by countless millions of others
to whom the event was beamed around the world - these presidents
and prime ministers, princes and kings witnessed the leader of
the world’s most powerful nation contemptuously turn his
back on one of the smallest.
- And they heard the elected and oh-so-despised leader of that
little nation - which has been around far, far longer than the
United States and virtually every other nation with delegates
in that room - spell out with dignity and conviction the justness
of his people’s cause. Betraying Israel with a kiss, Barack
Obama expressed appreciation for the Jewish state, then denounced
it as a nation of aggressive expansionists who were illegally
occupying another people’s land. Continued: http://www.stangoodenough.com/?p=320
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- JEW WATCH
- The Jew Watch Project Is The Internet's Largest Scholarly
Collection of Articles on Zionist History Free Educational Library
for Private Study, Scholarship, Research & News About Zionism
We Reveal Zionist Banksters, News Falsifiers, PR Liars, Neocons,
Subversives, Terrorists & Spies The Jew Watch Project's 1.5
Billion Pages Served Demonstrate Our Focus on Professionalism
An Oasis of News for Americans Who Presently Endure the Hateful
Censorship of Zionist Occupation. Continued: http://www.jewwatch.com/index.htm
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- OBAMA WATCH CENTRAL
L.A. Times still conceals Obama terror video Reportedly includes
glowing testimonial for prof who excuses violence
- Posted: September 30, 2009 - By Aaron Klein - WorldNetDaily
- Rashid Khalidi - JERUSALEM – The Los Angeles Times has
no plan to ever release a video it stated it obtained of President
Obama attending an anti-Israel event in which he delivered a
glowing testimonial for Rashid Khalidi, a pro-Palestinian professor
who excuses terrorism.
- At the 2003 event, poetry reportedly was read comparing Israelis
to Osama bin Laden and accusing the Jewish state of terrorism.
"The story ran in 2008 and we pretty much said everything
we are going to say about that event," Peter Wallsten, the
Times reporter who claimed to have obtained the video, told WND
yesterday.
- Asked for details of the footage captured in the video, Wallsten
replied, "I wrote an extensive article that described the
event." Wallsten referred to a previous statement from the
newspaper's editor, Russ Stanton, explaining, "The Los Angeles
Times did not publish the videotape because it was provided to
us by a confidential source who did so on the condition that
we not release it." "The Times keeps its promises to
sources," Stanton said.
- Continued: http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=111473
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- BRITAIN'S PRINCE CHARLES (L) RECEIVES ISRAEL'S PRESIDENT
SHIMON PERES WITH A FIRM MASONIC GRIP AT CLARENCE HOUSE IN LONDON
NOVEMBER 20, 2008.
- Note that the UK Government Communicational Headquarters
(GCHQ) intelligence body has almost always been headed by a Knight
Commander of this Order, apart from the first one who was still
a Companion of the Order & the current one, who is a Knight
of the Order of the Bath, an even more elite British Royal order:
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Jesuit-trained Shimon Peres who deeded Temple Mount to the
Vatican in 1993 at the end of the Oslo Accord, under what has
been referred to as the Vatican Accord, is a Sabbatain “Jew”.
The Sabbataians created Labor Zionism, which was the only form
allowed by Jesuit-controlled Roman Catholic Adolf Hitler (who’s
Jesuit advisor Bernard Staempfle wrote “Mein Kampf”
for Hitler) from 1933. These are the ones who set up Israel.
Even when the Israeli Labor Party is not in power, the Sabbataians
have dominant control of Israel via the media, academia, etc. |
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GCHQ#Leadership
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- ARCHIVE FOR THE 'PAPAL COURT ZIONISTS'
- http://troyspace2.wordpress.com/category/papal-court-zionists/
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- ISRAELI SCIENTISTS UNVEIL MINI-ROBOT THAT CAN TRAVEL THROUGH
BLOODSTREAM
- 26/06/2007 - By Guy Griml - Scientists at the Technion University,
teamed with a researcher from the College of Judea and Samaria,
have developed a miniature robot that can move within the bloodstream.
- Researchers around the world have been trying to develop
miniature, remote-controlled robots for minimally invasive medical
treatments within the body. "For the first time a miniature
robot has been planned and constructed, that has the unique ability
to crawl within the human body's veins and arteries," said
Dr. Nir Shvalb of the College of Judea and Samaria on Monday.
"The robot will be able to crawl against the bloodstream
with a force typical of blood vessels within the body without
any problem, which has not been possible before." Continued:
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/875277.html
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- WORLD: RABBIS WHO 'SOPRANO' SYNDICATE ARE HELD BY FBI
 Rashid Razaq - 24.07.09 - Dozens
of New Jersey politicians, officials and prominent rabbis have
been arrested in an FBI swoop on a Sopranos-style syndicate accused
of bribery, corruption, money laundering and human organ trafficking.
Three city mayors, two state politicians and a grand rabbi were
among the 44 suspects arrested in one of the biggest crackdowns
on organised white-collar crime. The 10-year investigation, Operation
Bid Rig, uncovered corruption and an international multi-million-dollar
money-laundering ring stretching from New York to Israel and
run through charities operated by rabbis. Continued: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23723677-world-rabbis-who-ran-soprano-syndicate-are-held-by-fbi.do
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- ECONOMIST TALLIES RISING COST OF ISRAEL ON US TAXPAYERS
- Christian Science Monitor Aug 14, 2009 - For the first time
in many years, Mr. Stauffer has tallied the total cost to the
US of its backing of Israel in its drawn-out, violent dispute
with the Palestinians. So far, he figures, the bill adds up to
more than twice the cost of the Vietnam War. And now Israel wants
more. In a meeting at the White House late last month, Israeli
officials made a pitch for $4 billion in additional military
aid to defray the rising costs of dealing with the intifada and
suicide bombings. They also asked for more than $8 billion in
loan guarantees to help the country's recession-bound economy.
---Stauffer's list will be controversial. He's been assisted
in this research by a number of mostly retired military or diplomatic
officials who do not go public for fear of being labeled anti-Semitic
if they criticize America's policies toward Israel. Whole article:
http://www.csmonitor.com/2002/1209/p16s01-wmgn.html
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