How long does ersatz israel have under Obama?

To be honest I do not really care about his Jewish friends.

I do care of course if Mr. Obama will be the President with the courage to find a solution against the insane demands and actions of the Jews against the unfortunate Palestinian people.

Do not forget also that almost 22% of the Democratic votes of the Jews went to his opponent, Mr. McCain.

It's the first time in the American history that such a thing ever happened. I would consider this as an insult if I were in Mr. Obamas shoes.

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He is no threat to Israel. He was brought out of nowhere by Israeli money and he is simply a hand puppet on Rahm Emmanuel who is the new de facto head of government in what used to pass for a democracy. The Israeli government spend a hundred dollars to elect him and he was under jewish supervision all the way: Robert Wexler was his main "handler".

Obama with respect to all other presidents of USA is not going to be of any difference that the others and I do not mean the previous that the previous is "lais kamethleha ahad" meaning no one will be alike

What would help the area is not the identity of the USA president ,it is the people who lives in the area,Israel in 2006 has tried every possible way to knock out Lebanon ,but it was beyond any doubt than couple of thousands of the Lebanese resistant were able to prove to Israel that weapons ,army,soldiers,bombing,killing do not give peace and do not give stability in the region

They will get a free ride all the way and then some. Robert Wexler,Rahm Emmanuel...he will cause no problems for Land o' Zion.

Its time to iron out the filth

I told you all 2 years ago this was going to come to slap you all in the face, everything Allah SWT has ever told you is clear and surely they ignore it to smash their heads against a wall and gain secrets from Al JINN!

Some were told to kill themselves for that would be better and the rest turned to detested apes!

This will be the first time in my life that my vote will go to the Democrats.

I just want to hear the jews calling Obama a "racist" or a KKK member, LOL!

You say the jews will start going back to Russia. No I have a better idea, how about them jews start going to israel? All of them.

That'll be cool. Maybe I am a zionist anti-semetic person after all, LOL!!!

Thomas

Obama is a pet of the zionists just like any "major U.S. politician". His primary backers have all been rabid zionists,including Rep. Robert Wexler,who essentially manufactured him as a front-runner. Do not delude yourself. No one survives in American politics without kneeling to Zion. Expect no changes,unless they are changes for the worse.

President Obama will be a great friend to Israel. Israel will last as a nation from now until the end of time. It is time for the hate mongers realize there is no greater friend to humanity that the state of Israel and that their days of evil are numbered.

Good Luck!!!

I believe that Obama will get elected, and that he will support Israel.

After all, Israel is the only ally the U.S has in the Middle-East.

sorry to disappoint you, Obama will be good for Israel.Israel will be stronger.Since Israel’s establishment, nearly every serious presidential contender has expressed strong support for the Jewish state, acknowledging the shared values and common interests between America and Israel. While some presidents have displayed greater warmth toward Israel than others, real friendship ought to be measured not by what has been said, but by what has been done – particularly during times of need. Thus, Harry Truman’s recognition of Israel, Richard Nixon’s airlift during the Yom Kippur War, and Jimmy Carter’s efforts in bringing about the first Arab-Israeli peace treaty ultimately transcend the less pleasant aspects of each president’s relationship with Israel or with the American Jewish community. Conversely, President Bush’s oft-stated affinity for Israel has not been accompanied by actions that could have enhanced Israel’s security.

What Israel needs most from the United States today is not empty expressions of solidarity, but active involvement in Arab-Israeli peacemaking.

Obama’s agenda likely to yield better results

Contrasting himself with President Bush, Obama has pledged to “take an active role and make a personal commitment to do all I can to advance the cause of peace from the start of my administration.” Obama’s team of Mideast advisers includes former Mideast peace coordinator Dennis Ross, former Ambassador to Israel Dan Kurtzer, and Dan Shapiro, a former National Security Council official. These individuals have impeccable pro-Israel credentials, are longtime supporters of US engagement in Arab-Israeli peacemaking, and will likely have important roles in an Obama administration.

By contrast, two of McCain’s advisers – Max Boot and Richard Williamson – have publicly stated that an Israeli-Palestinian agreement would not be a high priority in a McCain administration. A McCain presidency would thus be a throwback to Bush’s first six years in office, which were marked by a hands-off policy concerning the Arab-Israeli conflict. It is hardly coincidental that during these years, Hamas made huge political gains, the peace process was moribund, and scores of Israelis and Palestinians lost their lives through violence. McCain’s advisers have further stated that a McCain presidency would discourage Israeli-Syrian talks. This, too, would represent a continuation of the Bush administration’s shortsighted policy, which has been harmful to US and Israeli interests in the region.

With Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas committed to a negotiated peace agreement with Israel, Syrian President Basher Assad’s strategic decision to do likewise, and recent talk in Israeli political circles of backing a modified version of the “Arab peace initiative,” according to which all 22 Arab countries would offer Israel normalization following an Israeli return to the 1967 borders, an important opportunity exists for drastically improving Israel’s strategic position in the Middle East. Without an involved American President, however, any potential for a peace deal is doomed to fail.