All in all, Obama’s remarks on Israel and the Palestinians included some welcome truth-saying, along with lots of blindness to the real dangers Israel faces and to continued Arab/Palestinian rejectionism of a genuine two-state solution.
Andrew Bostom: Why The Manchild Hates The Promised Land.
The prevailing reaction of Israelis to US President Barack Obama is one of mistrust, feeling that he is biased in favour of the Palestinian cause, shows a survey conducted before the president’s open speech to the Muslim world, delivered in Cairo today. According to the survey, conducted by two institutes in the University of Tel Aviv and published today by online press agency Ynet, 60% of the Israeli population do not trust that Obama is able to guarantee the security of the state of Israel.
Den Arabiske Liga og EU hilser talen velkommen.
Jeg glæder mig over, at Israel har fået en hædersmand som Benjamin Netanyahu som premiereminister. Med tanke på Osamas sejr i USA, kunne det ikke være sket på et bedre tidspunkt. Én ting er 100 sikkert. Han vil ikke accpetere Osamas formaninger.
Comment af Peter — 5 juni 2009 @ 13:18
Der er altid godt at dyrke respekten og tolerancen, men det er en nytteløs tale, når det gælder Islam.
Ideologien, den politiske undertrykkelse, sharialoven, kvindehadet og den indbyggede intolerance i fredens religion gør, at tingene fortsætter ud af tangenten. Man kan ikke have fred med en civilisations-sygdom, der hører middelalderen til. Tingene vil gå deres gang.
Comment af Fønix — 6 juni 2009 @ 02:31