As Gandhi praised Hitler (Blog dated March 2, 2012), along with Joseph Kennedy Sr., Ambassador to Germany and as Chamberlain called for "peace in our time" praising Hitler, and as actors praise Chavez, our President seems to have joined this list of infamous overrated men.
In the newspaper in New York, one of their editorial writers, a master of words, and a confused soul, likens the Prime Minister of Israel to a party boss concerned with his political power.
Think of the absurdity of this writer's views on Israel's Prime Minister. Almost beyond belief. On Israel's one side are eighty million people with 40% illiterate and one the lowest per capita incomes in the world, who just elected a radical President concerned about a Palestinian state, when his own country's people suffer immensely. On its borders to the north lives Hezbollah and Hamas, terrorist organizations. Syria, to its west, is filling up with Iranian arms and terror. Jordan barely hangs on by its teeth. Libya is hardly put together. Iraq is trying but is a mess. North Korea seems intent on making matters worse. Iran's President sounds like Hitler reincarnated.
This newspaper writer must know that security, which is almost impossible to achieve, is what drives Netanyahu, not some stupid coalition. That means nothing to him or his party or to Israelis, as should be obvious when anyone weighs the risks of living in Israel. This famous newspaper editorialist probably is so concerned with his sources of information in the Middle East that he obviously has lost his right to be taken seriously on Israel's security.
As hard as we try to show an even hand in the Middle East, we will unfortunately learn over time that the radicals have their eye on the oil. Israel cannot sway to the appeasers and weaken its position any further. If atomic weapons proliferate, how can anyone expect to live in peace.
In the newspaper in New York, one of their editorial writers, a master of words, and a confused soul, likens the Prime Minister of Israel to a party boss concerned with his political power.
Think of the absurdity of this writer's views on Israel's Prime Minister. Almost beyond belief. On Israel's one side are eighty million people with 40% illiterate and one the lowest per capita incomes in the world, who just elected a radical President concerned about a Palestinian state, when his own country's people suffer immensely. On its borders to the north lives Hezbollah and Hamas, terrorist organizations. Syria, to its west, is filling up with Iranian arms and terror. Jordan barely hangs on by its teeth. Libya is hardly put together. Iraq is trying but is a mess. North Korea seems intent on making matters worse. Iran's President sounds like Hitler reincarnated.
This newspaper writer must know that security, which is almost impossible to achieve, is what drives Netanyahu, not some stupid coalition. That means nothing to him or his party or to Israelis, as should be obvious when anyone weighs the risks of living in Israel. This famous newspaper editorialist probably is so concerned with his sources of information in the Middle East that he obviously has lost his right to be taken seriously on Israel's security.
As hard as we try to show an even hand in the Middle East, we will unfortunately learn over time that the radicals have their eye on the oil. Israel cannot sway to the appeasers and weaken its position any further. If atomic weapons proliferate, how can anyone expect to live in peace.
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