The attached was written by me on May 22, 2011, four and a half years ago.
I have spent the past two days fuming over President Obama’s insulting comments about Israel and what they have to do to establish peace in the Middle East. This is not the first time that a Democratic President has thrown Israel under the bus. In 2005 former President Bill Clinton unveiled a plan very similar to the plan discussed by President Obama on May 19th. There are those who are saying, “What’s the big deal? President Bush, on June 24, 2002 proposed the same thing.” Not believing this to be so, I went to the archives and found what is called THE BUSH PEACE PLAN. The Bush peace plan nowhere discusses pre-1967 borders. However it requires that the Palestinians and the rest of the Arab world as well as the international community act and perform in a manner which gives recognition to Israel and stops all attempts to obliterate the country. My friends, this is not the same as the Obama proposals.
Obama’s “plan” is similar to Neville Chamberlain’s “peace in our time” speech after meeting with Adolph Hitler and we all know where that brought us. Mr. Obama is so set on establishing a record as world peacemaker that he has continually spoken against Israel and has continually apologized to the world for the United States keeping the world safe for democracy.
When George Mitchell resigned last week, it was said he was frustrated that nothing was being accomplished. A week later I am a believer that his resignation had something to do with President Obama’s position on Palestine and Israel.
What frustrates me is that the liberal Jews have said nothing about Obama’s position. They are still supporting everything this man says and hope that it all blows over before the 2012 election. The orthodox Jews have never supported Obama and they are up in arms about his speech. Jewish acquaintances of mine who supported Obama in 2008 are still not saying a negative word about him. They are in fact endorsing his point of view. These are the descendants of people who lived in Germany in the 1930’s and, when Hitler came to power refused to believe that his goal was to eradicate the Jewish people. Are the leaders of the Arab states any different? I don’t think so. They have been trying to obliterate the State of Israel since its formation in 1948, 63 years ago. The Jews in the United States turned a blind eye to what was going on in Europe before our entry into World War II. The Jews in the United States spent millions of dollars to free Soviet Jews in the 70’s and 80’s. The Jews in the United States raise millions of dollars for Israeli Bonds and they make countless trips to the middle-east to show their support of Israel. And yet, for the most part, they support Obama’s “peace plan.” There is such inconsistency here that I cannot fathom.
After Netanyahu’s meeting at the White House Friday, May 20th, he (Netanyahu) addressed the media and gave an eloquent address to the press. I liken this address to Abba Eban’s speech before the United Nations on October 30, 1956 to discuss the Sinai Campaign.
Today President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu will be addressing AIPAC. AIPAC issued a plea to its attendees to show the President respect. I am sure they will show respect but I am sure they will not agree with what he has to say.
Interesting to say the least.