Comments on: Updated: Obama’s & Abdullah’s Plans for Israel

By: Dr. David Clifton

Dr. David Clifton — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 03:20:13 +0000

I am in agreement with Steve’s comments; “the Arabs are only bent on Israel’s destruction.” Why have so many voted for Obama, who by the way is also of Arab descend (reference his middle name “Hussein”). I don’t believe he has Israel’s best interests at heart. I don’t trust him ( and neither should Gail), particularly in light of his aids having met with Hamas prior to the election.

By: Martin Berrow

Martin Berrow — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 03:04:39 +0000

This is a subject that tripped my radar screen yesterday before reading ILana's article. Naturally I needed to read her article. What I noticed yesterday when I read the article on the 1967 border statement from Obama, was that here he is, not even the President of the USA yet, and here he is talking about Israel making absurd concessions to terrorists. Wow! This bothers me greatly. Obama can claim he is a Christian, a black liberation theologian, or what ever he want's to say. However, the fact remains that a leopard cannot change his spots. Likewise, Obama, that is Hussein Obama, has let his true colors overwhelm his deceptive mind. By this unthinkable statement, he validates what many of us already knew about him. Martin Berrow

By: Gail

Gail — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 01:20:57 +0000

My husband and I just moved back to the US after living 13 years in Saudi Arabia. We believe that King Abdullah is a well-respected leader in the Middle East and one who can influence other leaders. We are glad that President Elect Obama is in support of King Abdullah's Peace Plan and feel this should be further pursued. Perhaps the timing is right now. God knows we need peace there. Negativity never solves anything. You will find that Barack Obama approaches problems in a hopeful way and moves forward in a much more positive way. You will see changes in the way his administration functions for what we have had in the past and anything that he is involved in with be done with much energy and determination. King Abdullah is a sincere leader who truly wishes to move forward with a solution to peace in the Middle East. We need to all be supportive of these positive attempts, not negative.

By: Ray

Ray — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:16:59 +0000

Memo to Erudites:

Ahhh Ilana! Always alliteratively alluring!!

“…hothouses Hamasniks”

HA!

(and re: the remainder of the brilliant blah blah blah… true, true, and double-true!)

By: Irate Newborn

Irate Newborn — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 15:47:30 +0000

This is the same old stuff, Ilana. Why don’t you come down to the Thursday night Elders of Zion meeting at Abe’s Delicatessen (seating for 80,000) and we’ll discuss it over a nice Bloody Moishe. The corned beef is lean and the pastrami is to DIE from!

By: Steve

Steve — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:46:27 +0000

When Jordan controlled the so-called “west bank” prior to 1967 and Egypt controlled the Gaza strip, there were no calls for a “palestinian” state. It was only after Israel captured the land during a war that was started by the arabs, that the arab nations started yammering for a “palestinian state”. Actually, it really hasn’t changed, it is the destruction of the Nation of Israel, that arabs want, not at “state of palestine”