-- US Senator, and [leading Democratic?] presidential candidate, Bernie Sanders
I can mostly accept much of what Sanders says and don't disagree. Supporting Israel does not mean supporting any specific party or supporting a specific PM specifically. Working to bring peace does not mean ignoring the Palestinians.
But when he calls the democratically elected government racist and talks about not supporting Israel because of it, that is not supporting Israel. Support for Israel as a potential US president should be regardless of who is leading the Israeli government and what the policies are. That does not mean ignoring the Palestinians, but support for Israel should be regardless of who heads the government. Disagreement of policy does not equal anti-Israel, and does not mean you cannot support Israel. Israel is a democratic state and foreign leadership needs to respect that its leaders and leadership are chosen by the people of Israel and not by who Bernie Sanders or any other candidate prefers.
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"We have the wealth," eh? And we all know what Jews want...
ReplyDeleteEveryone who has some knowledge and knows history, also knows this radical leftist, who calls himself a communist, is a self-hating 'jew'? (Erev Rav).
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