Sunday, January 8, 2017

The Resolution 2334 Promoters at J Street Take a Bow

J Street let their candidates know that walking out on and abandoning Israel was perfectly Okay in the pro-Israel community. It is important for everyone to realize that J Street is not simply a thankful organization that has an extremist position related to Israel, it is the organization that ACTIVELY PROMOTED the actions at the United Nations against Israel. If the US vote at the UN Security Council angered you, just don’t vent at an outgoing administration. Take it out on J Street and the candidates it supports.

FirstOneThrough..
Israel Analysis..
08 January '17..

On January 5, 2017, the left-wing organization J Street took out a full page advertisement in The New York Times to thank President Obama for letting a UN Security Council resolution pass that condemned Israelis living east of the Green Line (EGL). A casual observer would think that the left-wing group was simply being appreciative of a position that they described as “both practical and moral.” The reality is that J Street is RESPOSNSIBLE for pushing the Obama administration to take the action.

J Street has been active in “educating” Barack Obama since he became the Democratic nominee for president in 2008.

At the AIPAC conference in June 2008, Obama announced that “Jerusalem will remain the capital of Israel, and it must remain undivided.” I was there and applauded, as did the entire conference hall.

That enthusiasm would be short-lived.

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