Netanyahu gives it back to Obama
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Netanyahu stared down President Obama at the White House.
“Israel has been doing its part, and I regret to say that the Palestinians haven’t,” Netanyahu said to Obama, in front of the press. “The people of Israel know that it’s the case.”
“What we want is peace – not a piece of paper,” he said.
Netanyahu called for a “real peace... based on mutual recognition,” and chided his Palestinian counterparts for promoting “incessant violence” against the Jewish state.
“Israel, the Jewish state, is the realization of the Jewish people’s right to self-determination,” Netanyahu said. “I think it’s about time they recognized a nation state for the Jewish people.
We’ve only been here for about 4,000 years.”
Netanyahu is the first Israeli prime minister to formally call on the Palestinians to recognize Israel as the Jewish homeland – what he has called the “minimal requirement” for peace.
“The only peace that will endure is a peace that we can defend,” he added.
US Secretary of State John Kerry and Vice President Joe Biden stood in the room as the two leaders spoke. Netanyahu thanked Kerry for his efforts over the past several months, which he called “tireless.”
“When I say tireless,” he quipped, “I mean tireless.”No word yet what's in the 'framework agreement.' What could go wrong?
Labels: Barack Hussein Obama, Binyamin Netanyahu, Joe Biden, John Kerry, Middle East peace process
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 11:31 PM
1 Comments:
Gotta remember that KhmerRouge Kerry is okay with millions dead... just more notches in his belt. Teflon Hillary, a favorite of Israel, has armed up multiple cartels, as well as multiple sharia cannibals... And then there is Samantha, who, along with all these Progressives, has wanted to bomb Israel into compliance, if not deletion, for her entire adult life. Keep taking $lu$h from them and giving them photo ops for their "elections" and you get what you get. Just like all of their supporters in the US are dragging us to the bottom of the ocean.
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