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CBS News.com
U.S.
cuts UNESCO funding after Palestinian
vote
WASHINGTON
- The Obama administration on Monday
cut off funding for the U.N. cultural
agency, after its member countries
defied an American warning and
approved a
Palestinian bid for full membership in
the body.
The
lopsided vote to admit Palestine as
a member of UNESCO, which only the
United States and 13 other countries
opposed, triggered a long-standing
congressional
ban on U.S. funding to U.N. bodies
that recognize Palestine as a state
before
an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal is
reached. The State Department said a
$60
million payment to UNESCO scheduled
for November would not be made as a
result,
and U.S.
officials warned of a "cascade"
effect at other U.N. bodies that
might follow UNESCO's lead. Please
Click here to read more of article.
Land without peace: Why Abbas went to
the U.N.
October
03,
2011
WASHINGTON
— While diplomatically inconvenient for
the Western powers, Palestinian
Authority President Mahmoud Abbas'
attempt to get the U.N. to
unilaterally
declare a Palestinian state has elicited
widespread sympathy. After
all, what
choice did he have? According to the
accepted narrative, Middle East
peace is
made impossible by a hard-line Likud-led
Israel that refuses to accept
a
Palestinian state and continues to build
settlements.
It is remarkable how this gross
inversion of the truth has become
conventional wisdom. In fact,
Benjamin
Netanyahu brought his Likud-led
coalition to open recognition of a
Palestinian
state, thereby creating Israel's
first national consensus for a two-state
solution. He is also the only
prime
minister to agree to a settlement freeze
— 10 months — something no
Labor or
Kadima government has ever done.
by Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu
Israel
National News
May 24, 2011
Israel is the only
country that has guaranteed freedom of
all faiths in Jerusalem, which
must remain undivided, Prime
Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told
Congress Tuesday. In unusually
strong
language, he told members of Congress
that Judea and Samaria are
part of the ancient Jewish
homeland that our forefathers walked
in and that the 650,000 Jews
living
there "are not ‘occupying’ the
region.”
Interrupted dozens of times by standing
ovations,
after minutes-long applause
as he entered the chamber, Netanyahu
also said that there are 300
million Arabs
in the Middle East, but the only ones
who are
free are Israeli citizens.
Look
who refuses to stop
'imminent' threat against Jews
April, 2011
By Aaron Klein
JERUSALEM – The new Egyptian government
has refused to share
important intelligence information with
Israel, including details of a
terrorist plot against Israelis thought
to be imminent, WND has
learned.
Last week, officials in Jerusalem
warned of
the possibility of Hezbollah terrorist
attacks against Israeli targets
overseas, saying "a planned attack is
already in motion," Israel's
Channel 2 reported. Click
here
to read more
Israeli
minister:
Annex
Jewish
communities
April,
2011 If the United Nations
unilaterally declares a
Palestinian
state, Israel should respond by
immediately annexing
the Jewish communities in the strategic
West Bank,
declared a Knesset member from Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's
ruling Likud
party. Click
here
to read more
"Today Gaza, Tomorrow Jerusalem"
Are Israel's critics
correct? Does the "occupation" of the
West Bank
and Gaza cause the Palestinian Arabs'
anti-Semitism, their suicide
factories, and their terrorism? And is
it true these horrors will end
only when Israeli civilians and troops
leave the territories?
The answer is coming
soon. Starting August 15, the Israeli
government will evict about 8,000
Israelis from Gaza and turn their
land over to the Palestinian Authority.
In addition to being a
unique event in modern history
(no other democracy has forcibly
uprooted thousands of its own citizens
of one religion from their lawful
homes), it also offers a rare, live,
social-science experiment.
We stand at an
interpretive divide. If Israel's critics
are right,
the Gaza withdrawal will improve
Palestinian attitudes toward Israel,
leading to an end of incitement and a
steep drop in attempted violence,
followed by a renewal of negotiations
and a full settlement. Logic
requires, after all, that if
"occupation" is the problem, ending it,
even partially, will lead to a solution.
But I forecast a very
different outcome. Given that about 80% of
Palestinian Arabs continue to reject
Israel's very existence, signs of
Israeli weakness, such as the forthcoming
Gaza withdrawal, will instead
inspire heightened Palestinian
irredentism. Absorbing their new gift
without gratitude, Palestinian Arabs will
focus on those territories
Israelis have not evacuated. (This is what
happened after
Israeli forces
fled Lebanon.)
The retreat will inspire not comity but a
new rejectionist
exhilaration, a greater frenzy of
anti-Zionist anger, and a surge in
anti-Israel violence.
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