you are either psychotic .......or incapable of simple logic.
the Palestinians are demanding a start at the pre- 1967 borders, that what hes lobbying the UN for, because, starting at the post 1967 war borders would leave them starting from' no where' ....
If by "hes" you mean Obama, then you are lying!
And by "them" I'm guessing you mean the Palestinians. Yes?
he as in Abbas...you know, the Palestinian? do you know of any others who are lobbying the UN for same?

again this is common knowledge, you are just flying by the seat of your pants here.....
QED, the pre 1967 'point' of yours , is inane.
I know Obama is NOT lobbying for PRE-1967 borders, contrary to FAUX and the GOP spin machine and the majority of CON$ervative parrots on this board, so my PRE-1967 point is quite relevant.
you know, I frankly don't know what to say, you have a comprehension issue. Even mentioning the 67 time frame is meaningless UNLESS he IS speaking Antebellum.......that, is the point.
Speaking of the AFTER war border would make no sense as a starting point from a Pali point of view,its a dead loss,
he doesn't want Abbas to push for this Sec. council resolution,
he was in his feeble mind throwing them a bone. IF NOT, there would be NO POINT in even speaking to 1967 in his speech at all and Netanyahu would have no issue.
OK, now you can't deny that "he" is Obama and not Abbas.
So you are lying about Obama wanting to go back to PRE-1967 borders like all the other mindless drones. Nowhere did Obama say PRE-1967 and Obama rejected the Palestinian claim to PRE-1967 boarders and NaziYahoo had no issue, and is only pretending to object to keep his coalition together.
Even the Israeli press made that quite clear, only the GOP hate media "reported" the crap you mindlessly parrot.
Haaretz.Com
Obama granted Netanyahu a major diplomatic victory
After Obama accepted Netanyahu's demands, the PM now cannot be apathetic to the U.S. president's proposal for 1967 borders.
By
Aluf Benn Tags:
Israel news Barack Obama Benjamin Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu can feel satisfied while flying to Washington Thursday night. U.S. President Barack Obama has granted Netanyahu a major diplomatic victory.
In return for his call for the establishment of a Palestinian state
based on 1967 borders with agreed land swaps, without defining the size of these lands, Obama accepted Netanyahu's demands for strict security arrangements and a gradual, continuous withdrawal from the West Bank.
He suggested beginning negotiations on borders and security arrangements, and delaying discussions on the core issues such as Jerusalem and refugees.
More importantly, Obama scornfully rejected the Palestinian initiative to attain recognition at the United Nations and to isolate Israel, demanded the Palestinians return to negotiations, and called on Hamas to recognize Israel's right to exist. These points came straight out of the policy pages of the Prime Minister's Bureau in Jerusalem
. Netanyahu could not have asked for more: Obama outright rejects Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' recognition campaign, as well as the Palestinian reconciliation agreement.
His approach to Israel was empathetic, not only with his reassurance of the U.S. commitment to Israel's security but also with his attempt "to save Israel from itself." Obama warned us that if we perpetuated the occupation, we shall crash due to our demographic inferiority, new military technology, and most importantly, due to the anger of the masses who are slowly gaining power in the surrounding countries. In order to retain the vision of a Jewish and democratic state, Israel must end the occupation and withdraw from the West Bank.
Netanyahu will have to reply to Obama by accepting
the principle of "1967 borders with agreed land swaps." He made a step toward that direction in his speech in the Knesset this week, when he talked about preserving settlement blocs, which is the same thing in Israeli wording. On the eve of his U.S. trip,
Netanyahu's advisers hinted that he will accept this principle on Friday during his close-room meeting with Obama, while presenting a less binding policy during his U.S. Congress speech on Tuesday in fear of causing the breakup of the coalition.