Whoa! So George Mitchell throws another wrench at Israel, saying the US might consider withdrawing loan guarantees in order to pressure Israel to make more concessions.
When do they start pressuring the Palestinians to sit down and talk? Is freezing construction for 10 months, with nothing in return - just to get talks started - not enough? Is the announcement of support for 2 states side by side not enough? What more do they want from Israel - just to get talks started? Do we have to commit to '67 borders, return of refugees and more, in advance, just to get talks started?
What have the Palestinians done to get things moving, other than make their positions more stringent?
They should tell George Mitchell where he can stick his loan guarantees.
ReplyDeleteEvery time the US try to pressure Israel to do something which is against them, Hashem shows them who is boss.
ReplyDeleteThey recently froze building, now the US and most parts of Europe are frozen.
They threaten them with bonds, you will start to see the US default or at least put on watch as England has with their debt.
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What do "they" want from us?
ReplyDeleteThey probably want us to go back to behaving like Jews are supposed to behave. For example being quiet while marching into the gas chamber.
Mark
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ReplyDeleteThis article puts it in context - don't panic!
in other words, Mitchell was only saying this is something they CAN do. He's not saying this is what they are planning to do right now.
ReplyDeleteIn terms of what they want from us, who's the "they?" I think the US just wants the bragging rights (and President's legacy) that they brought peace the Middle East. Looks great on a resume for past-presidents seeking employment. The Moslems want us to agree to the '67 borders as a pre-requisite to talks, and in final negotiations to get us to agree to line up and shoot ourselves.
true, but just mentioning such an option is a perceived, and implied, threat.
ReplyDeleteIt was said for a reason. the threat was not explicit, but it is there.