‘The blinkers have been removed’: American voters are changing their minds on Netanyahu and Israel

[Tommy Tainant]

âThe blinkers have been removedâ: American voters are changing their minds on Netanyahu and Israel

‘He is going to quickly find out that his credit in American power circles is getting close to junk bond status’

www.independent.co.uk

Yet it’s not just in the halls of power that Netanyahu’s embrace of the GOP has been a losing bet. Support for Israel, long a political article of faith in the US Jewish community, has been tempered by a concern for human rights among American Jews, particularly those in the younger generation who did not appreciate the way he treated the Obama administration.

Logan Bayroff, a spokesperson for the liberal pro-Israel group J Street, said Netanyahu’s 2015 speech was a “huge inflection point”. He explained that groups like J Street were able to successfully make the case to US officials that Netanyahu did not actually speak for all Israelis, and that there were “a number of voices in Israel, and in the Israeli security establishment in particular, who thought the [Iran nuclear] deal was good and good for Israel… and that Democrats and Americans don’t have to go along with things just because he said so.”

Mr Bayroff sounds like the voice of reason. These right wing extremists need to be isolated so that saner voices can be heard, However Trump still needs the support of the Christian second coming crowd to get elected. His upcoming convictions may hamper that dread event.

 

[Anomalism]

Donald would be almost 82 years old after another term. He'll be considerably less Donald if he runs again simply due to his age. I really don't think he can do it, and I have no horse in this race. I called it for him in 2016.

 

[surada]

âThe blinkers have been removedâ: American voters are changing their minds on Netanyahu and Israel

‘He is going to quickly find out that his credit in American power circles is getting close to junk bond status’

www.independent.co.uk

Yet it’s not just in the halls of power that Netanyahu’s embrace of the GOP has been a losing bet. Support for Israel, long a political article of faith in the US Jewish community, has been tempered by a concern for human rights among American Jews, particularly those in the younger generation who did not appreciate the way he treated the Obama administration.

Logan Bayroff, a spokesperson for the liberal pro-Israel group J Street, said Netanyahu’s 2015 speech was a “huge inflection point”. He explained that groups like J Street were able to successfully make the case to US officials that Netanyahu did not actually speak for all Israelis, and that there were “a number of voices in Israel, and in the Israeli security establishment in particular, who thought the [Iran nuclear] deal was good and good for Israel… and that Democrats and Americans don’t have to go along with things just because he said so.”

Mr Bayroff sounds like the voice of reason. These right wing extremists need to be isolated so that saner voices can be heard, However Trump still needs the support of the Christian second coming crowd to get elected. His upcoming convictions may hamper that dread event.

Remember when Bibi Netanyahu called Obama a "damned J Street Jew"?

Bibi makes a mockery of Jewish values.

 

[Godboy]

âThe blinkers have been removedâ: American voters are changing their minds on Netanyahu and Israel

‘He is going to quickly find out that his credit in American power circles is getting close to junk bond status’

www.independent.co.uk

Yet it’s not just in the halls of power that Netanyahu’s embrace of the GOP has been a losing bet. Support for Israel, long a political article of faith in the US Jewish community, has been tempered by a concern for human rights among American Jews, particularly those in the younger generation who did not appreciate the way he treated the Obama administration.

Logan Bayroff, a spokesperson for the liberal pro-Israel group J Street, said Netanyahu’s 2015 speech was a “huge inflection point”. He explained that groups like J Street were able to successfully make the case to US officials that Netanyahu did not actually speak for all Israelis, and that there were “a number of voices in Israel, and in the Israeli security establishment in particular, who thought the [Iran nuclear] deal was good and good for Israel… and that Democrats and Americans don’t have to go along with things just because he said so.”

Mr Bayroff sounds like the voice of reason. These right wing extremists need to be isolated so that saner voices can be heard, However Trump still needs the support of the Christian second coming crowd to get elected. His upcoming convictions may hamper that dread event.

Saner voices in support of civilian murdering terrorists? Yeah, good luck with that.

 

[Godboy]

Donald would be almost 82 years old after another term. He'll be considerably less Donald if he runs again simply due to his age. I really don't think he can do it, and I have no horse in this race. I called it for him in 2016.

Can you imagine Biden on tv debating coherently in 4 years? He is bad enough now.

 

[Disir]

âThe blinkers have been removedâ: American voters are changing their minds on Netanyahu and Israel

‘He is going to quickly find out that his credit in American power circles is getting close to junk bond status’

www.independent.co.uk

Yet it’s not just in the halls of power that Netanyahu’s embrace of the GOP has been a losing bet. Support for Israel, long a political article of faith in the US Jewish community, has been tempered by a concern for human rights among American Jews, particularly those in the younger generation who did not appreciate the way he treated the Obama administration.

Logan Bayroff, a spokesperson for the liberal pro-Israel group J Street, said Netanyahu’s 2015 speech was a “huge inflection point”. He explained that groups like J Street were able to successfully make the case to US officials that Netanyahu did not actually speak for all Israelis, and that there were “a number of voices in Israel, and in the Israeli security establishment in particular, who thought the [Iran nuclear] deal was good and good for Israel… and that Democrats and Americans don’t have to go along with things just because he said so.”

Mr Bayroff sounds like the voice of reason. These right wing extremists need to be isolated so that saner voices can be heard, However Trump still needs the support of the Christian second coming crowd to get elected. His upcoming convictions may hamper that dread event.

No.


Not even a nice try. Worry about your own shit, Tommy.

 

[surada]

Donald would be almost 82 years old after another term. He'll be considerably less Donald if he runs again simply due to his age. I really don't think he can do it, and I have no horse in this race. I called it for him in 2016.

I doubt Trump will run again, but he does want donations to help pay his legal bills and loans due at foreign banks.

He's sliding into oblivion and his blog isn't helping.

 

[pknopp]

Israel’s Netanyahu fails to form government before deadline

Benjamin Netanyahu has failed to form a coalition government, extending a two-year political deadlock in Israel – and putting the country’s longest-serving leader back on the defensive as his rivals move to unseat him.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

âThe blinkers have been removedâ: American voters are changing their minds on Netanyahu and Israel

‘He is going to quickly find out that his credit in American power circles is getting close to junk bond status’

www.independent.co.uk

Yet it’s not just in the halls of power that Netanyahu’s embrace of the GOP has been a losing bet. Support for Israel, long a political article of faith in the US Jewish community, has been tempered by a concern for human rights among American Jews, particularly those in the younger generation who did not appreciate the way he treated the Obama administration.

Logan Bayroff, a spokesperson for the liberal pro-Israel group J Street, said Netanyahu’s 2015 speech was a “huge inflection point”. He explained that groups like J Street were able to successfully make the case to US officials that Netanyahu did not actually speak for all Israelis, and that there were “a number of voices in Israel, and in the Israeli security establishment in particular, who thought the [Iran nuclear] deal was good and good for Israel… and that Democrats and Americans don’t have to go along with things just because he said so.”

Mr Bayroff sounds like the voice of reason. These right wing extremists need to be isolated so that saner voices can be heard, However Trump still needs the support of the Christian second coming crowd to get elected. His upcoming convictions may hamper that dread event.

Remember when Bibi Netanyahu called Obama a "damned J Street Jew"?

Bibi makes a mockery of Jewish values.

J Street: The Political Home for Pro-Israel, Pro-Peace, Pro-Democracy Americans

J Street organizes and mobilizes pro-Israel, pro-peace Americans who want Israel to be secure, democratic and the national home of the Jewish people. Working in American politics and the Jewish community, we advocate policies that advance shared US and Israeli interests as well as Jewish and...

jstreet.org

Well right wingers of every nation pervert what is good about a culture. J street send you a newsletter if you sign up to it. Not sure about some of their stances. I think that they may be called anti semitic by some of our friends on here.

 

[Anomalism]

Donald would be almost 82 years old after another term. He'll be considerably less Donald if he runs again simply due to his age. I really don't think he can do it, and I have no horse in this race. I called it for him in 2016.

Can you imagine Biden on tv debating coherently in 4 years? He is bad enough now.

No.

I'm impressed that he knows where he is right now. I'll be amazed if he actually runs again in 2024. He'd be like 86 after that term. We'd have a president that's pushing 90 years old.

 

[surada]

Israel’s Netanyahu fails to form government before deadline

Benjamin Netanyahu has failed to form a coalition government, extending a two-year political deadlock in Israel – and putting the country’s longest-serving leader back on the defensive as his rivals move to unseat him.

Correction: An early version of this article incorrectly said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party had garnered the most votes in each of the past four elections. He did not get the most votes in the Sept. 2019 election. The line was cut during a rewrite of the story.

JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to form a new governing coalition by a Tuesday deadline, prolonging Israel's political stalemate and raising the possibility that his record run as the country's longest-serving leader might come to an end.

Netanyahu’s 28-day window to build a government after not winning an outright majority in March elections expired at midnight.

President Reuven Rivlin probably will now award the mandate to form a new government to one of the prime minister’s rival lawmakers, who are already trying to negotiate the first coalition to exclude Netanyahu in 12 years. Former news anchor Yair Lapid has emerged as the front-runner among them.

 

[EMH]

âThe blinkers have been removedâ: American voters are changing their minds on Netanyahu and Israel

‘He is going to quickly find out that his credit in American power circles is getting close to junk bond status’

www.independent.co.uk

Yet it’s not just in the halls of power that Netanyahu’s embrace of the GOP has been a losing bet. Support for Israel, long a political article of faith in the US Jewish community, has been tempered by a concern for human rights among American Jews, particularly those in the younger generation who did not appreciate the way he treated the Obama administration.

Logan Bayroff, a spokesperson for the liberal pro-Israel group J Street, said Netanyahu’s 2015 speech was a “huge inflection point”. He explained that groups like J Street were able to successfully make the case to US officials that Netanyahu did not actually speak for all Israelis, and that there were “a number of voices in Israel, and in the Israeli security establishment in particular, who thought the [Iran nuclear] deal was good and good for Israel… and that Democrats and Americans don’t have to go along with things just because he said so.”

Mr Bayroff sounds like the voice of reason. These right wing extremists need to be isolated so that saner voices can be heard, However Trump still needs the support of the Christian second coming crowd to get elected. His upcoming convictions may hamper that dread event.

Remember when Bibi Netanyahu called Obama a "damned J Street Jew"?

Bibi makes a mockery of Jewish values.

HomO is Jewish.

All of his/her confederate slave owning ancestors have Jewish last names, including the mom.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

The only "Americas" who support Hamas rocket attacks are lowlife Communists

 

[Disir]

The only "Americas" who support Hamas rocket attacks are lowlife Communists

Or just lowlifes.

 

[Hollie]

âThe blinkers have been removedâ: American voters are changing their minds on Netanyahu and Israel

‘He is going to quickly find out that his credit in American power circles is getting close to junk bond status’

www.independent.co.uk

Yet it’s not just in the halls of power that Netanyahu’s embrace of the GOP has been a losing bet. Support for Israel, long a political article of faith in the US Jewish community, has been tempered by a concern for human rights among American Jews, particularly those in the younger generation who did not appreciate the way he treated the Obama administration.

Logan Bayroff, a spokesperson for the liberal pro-Israel group J Street, said Netanyahu’s 2015 speech was a “huge inflection point”. He explained that groups like J Street were able to successfully make the case to US officials that Netanyahu did not actually speak for all Israelis, and that there were “a number of voices in Israel, and in the Israeli security establishment in particular, who thought the [Iran nuclear] deal was good and good for Israel… and that Democrats and Americans don’t have to go along with things just because he said so.”

Mr Bayroff sounds like the voice of reason. These right wing extremists need to be isolated so that saner voices can be heard, However Trump still needs the support of the Christian second coming crowd to get elected. His upcoming convictions may hamper that dread event.

One of many points left unaddressed in that amateurish opinion piece is the fact that those homeless Gazans are a direct result of Hamas waging war using civilians as cover.

Did you know that there are credible reports claiming 20% of the Iranian supplied rockets malfunctioned and fell into Gaza, killing Gaza civilians?

The fumbling, incompetent heroes of the self-hating left are very selective about the content of their opinions,

 

[iamwhatiseem]

âThe blinkers have been removedâ: American voters are changing their minds on Netanyahu and Israel

‘He is going to quickly find out that his credit in American power circles is getting close to junk bond status’

www.independent.co.uk

Yet it’s not just in the halls of power that Netanyahu’s embrace of the GOP has been a losing bet. Support for Israel, long a political article of faith in the US Jewish community, has been tempered by a concern for human rights among American Jews, particularly those in the younger generation who did not appreciate the way he treated the Obama administration.

Logan Bayroff, a spokesperson for the liberal pro-Israel group J Street, said Netanyahu’s 2015 speech was a “huge inflection point”. He explained that groups like J Street were able to successfully make the case to US officials that Netanyahu did not actually speak for all Israelis, and that there were “a number of voices in Israel, and in the Israeli security establishment in particular, who thought the [Iran nuclear] deal was good and good for Israel… and that Democrats and Americans don’t have to go along with things just because he said so.”

Mr Bayroff sounds like the voice of reason. These right wing extremists need to be isolated so that saner voices can be heard, However Trump still needs the support of the Christian second coming crowd to get elected. His upcoming convictions may hamper that dread event.

And once again you are wrong.
A small band of idiots, having no idea what they are "standing" for... think they support Hamas.

As noted on another thread, "Queers for Palestine" was a small band of idiots proclaiming support.
Too stupid to know that as late as 2016 Hamas was still executing gays by firing squad.
Do you not find that wrong?

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

âThe blinkers have been removedâ: American voters are changing their minds on Netanyahu and Israel

‘He is going to quickly find out that his credit in American power circles is getting close to junk bond status’

www.independent.co.uk

Yet it’s not just in the halls of power that Netanyahu’s embrace of the GOP has been a losing bet. Support for Israel, long a political article of faith in the US Jewish community, has been tempered by a concern for human rights among American Jews, particularly those in the younger generation who did not appreciate the way he treated the Obama administration.

Logan Bayroff, a spokesperson for the liberal pro-Israel group J Street, said Netanyahu’s 2015 speech was a “huge inflection point”. He explained that groups like J Street were able to successfully make the case to US officials that Netanyahu did not actually speak for all Israelis, and that there were “a number of voices in Israel, and in the Israeli security establishment in particular, who thought the [Iran nuclear] deal was good and good for Israel… and that Democrats and Americans don’t have to go along with things just because he said so.”

Mr Bayroff sounds like the voice of reason. These right wing extremists need to be isolated so that saner voices can be heard, However Trump still needs the support of the Christian second coming crowd to get elected. His upcoming convictions may hamper that dread event.

America should get out of Israel's way and let the chips fall.

 

[DGS49]

It is possible for reasonable people to debate some of Israel's actions with respect to some indigenous Arabs since 1947, however, it is not possible for reasonable people to disagree about Hamas. It is a terrorist organization that is EVIL, by any rational, civilized definition. Hamas has no political legitimacy even within its own controlled territory. Nor does the P.A.

 

[surada]

âThe blinkers have been removedâ: American voters are changing their minds on Netanyahu and Israel

‘He is going to quickly find out that his credit in American power circles is getting close to junk bond status’

www.independent.co.uk

Yet it’s not just in the halls of power that Netanyahu’s embrace of the GOP has been a losing bet. Support for Israel, long a political article of faith in the US Jewish community, has been tempered by a concern for human rights among American Jews, particularly those in the younger generation who did not appreciate the way he treated the Obama administration.

Logan Bayroff, a spokesperson for the liberal pro-Israel group J Street, said Netanyahu’s 2015 speech was a “huge inflection point”. He explained that groups like J Street were able to successfully make the case to US officials that Netanyahu did not actually speak for all Israelis, and that there were “a number of voices in Israel, and in the Israeli security establishment in particular, who thought the [Iran nuclear] deal was good and good for Israel… and that Democrats and Americans don’t have to go along with things just because he said so.”

Mr Bayroff sounds like the voice of reason. These right wing extremists need to be isolated so that saner voices can be heard, However Trump still needs the support of the Christian second coming crowd to get elected. His upcoming convictions may hamper that dread event.

One of many points left unaddressed in that amateurish opinion piece is the fact that those homeless Gazans are a direct result of Hamas waging war using civilians as cover.

Did you know that there are credible reports claiming 20% of the Iranian supplied rockets malfunctioned and fell into Gaza, killing Gaza civilians?

The fumbling, incompetent heroes of the self-hating left are very selective about the content of their opinions,

Most Gazans were't born in Gaza, They were forced out of East Jeruslem, the West Bank and the Negev.. Its pretty crowded.

 

[surada]

It is possible for reasonable people to debate some of Israel's actions with respect to some indigenous Arabs since 1947, however, it is not possible for reasonable people to disagree about Hamas. It is a terrorist organization that is EVIL, by any rational, civilized definition. Hamas has no political legitimacy even within its own controlled territory. Nor does the P.A.

Israel helped found HAMAS. So look at their history... They always show up when Israel wants more land. They are a perfect excuse for guys like Bibi.