The State Department has confirmed that the US is going to veto the Palestinian/Jordanian bill at the UN Security Council which would call for an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestine within three years.
“It is not something we would support,” insisted State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki. She declined to say what about the resolution the US found objectionable.
Psaki refused to get into whether the US would support the French alternative, which simply called for a resumption of peace talks within the next two years, saying it wasn’t clear if that version would come up for a vote.
Israeli officials have expressed equal outrage at both resolutions, and Strategic Affairs Minister Yuval Steinitz declared the effort to end the occupation “an act of war” against Israel.
Israel and its colony, The United States, further isolate themselves from the world, as both spiral downward oicked in a deadly embrace. America must free itself from Israeli dominance or become the pariah that Israel is.
I am confident that this move was discussed thoroughly —- with Sheldon Adelson, AIPAC, JINSA, etc —every independent voice in this great land.
Strategic Affairs Minister Yuval Steinitz declared the effort to end the occupation “an act of war” against Israel., Can they get any lower?.
Until the Israeli-Pal. issue is solved, there will be no piece in the middle east. Everyone knows this in Europe and all informed Americans also know this. Because of Israel's control of the press here in US, since a congressman or presidential candidate cares more for his job than what is good for the US, then we are all, Europe and US, condemned to endless war. the only good in this that Israel will go down with us. China must be laughing! China does not have a 5th. column like us.
PEACE as in no war, not a PIECE of candy!
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There is nothing to add to the comments of Richard and Keith. The U.S. congress has been paid great sums of money to sell out their country. They are cowards but more importantly they are traitors who sell their office to a foreign country for thirty pieces of silver.