If You Think Obama Will Apologize For Lies About School Attack, You Are Smoking His Funny Cigarettes!

Evidence Shows UN School Attack Staged by Hamas; Obama Should Apologize

The Zionist Organization of America pointed to strong and emerging evidence that the death of civilians in Gaza at a UNRWA school was in fact staged by Hamas.

The Zionist Organization of America has called upon the Obama Administration to retract its condemnation, noting that the evidence now shows that Israel did indeed, as it claimed at the time, fire at terrorists just outside the school, where a missile strike on the road outside is plainly evident; that dead bodies were moved by Hamas from outside the school to inside its courtyard to mislead people into believing that the school itself had been hit; that the body of a small girl was added to the pile of adult bodies to make it look as if all the deaths came from the school, then was later removed, leaving doubt as to whether she was in fact killed; and that the bodies of two dead men photographed outside the school were also later shown inside the school courtyard, indicating they too were moved.

Israeli Strike Aimed at Terrorists

The Israeli strike directed at Hamas terrorists on the scene reportedly killed 10 Palestinian civilians and wounded dozens more at a UN Relief & Works Agency (UNRWA)-run school which was serving as shelter during the ongoing hostilities for 3,000 Gaza residents. This led State Department Spokeswoman Jen Psaki to condemn Israel, saying, “The United States is appalled by today’s disgraceful [attack] outside a UNRWA school in Rafah sheltering some 3,000 displaced persons, in which at least 10 more Palestinian civilians were tragically killed … We once again stress that Israel do more to meet its own standards and avoid civilian casualties.”

ZOA National President Morton A. Klein said, “Israel has received massive condemnation, including from the Obama Administration over this incident – condemnation that appeared even before the facts in the case were established.

“Now, after two days, it appears that Israel was correct when it said that it fired at terrorists outside the school and that it did not strike the school directly. It also appears that at least some of the dead bodies shown on television were placed there by Hamas after the event and may not have been killed by Israel action at all.

“President Obama should immediately retract the astonishing condemnation uttered by the State Department over the weekend. It would have been bad enough to make this condemnation even if Israel had inadvertently struck the school.”

US Condemnation of Israel Encourages Hamas Terrorists

“As I said yesterday,” Klein continued, “can one imagine the outrage in Washington if the Israeli government condemned a U.S. strike on Al-Qaeda and Taliban forces near a school in Afghanistan which inadvertently resulted in civilian deaths? Would this be proper? Would this be the behavior of an ally?

“To add insult to injury, this condemnation came only a few hours after Israel began a partial unilateral pull-back from Gaza that was met by increased terrorist rocket and mortar fire.

“Such condemnation incentivizes Hamas’ terrorism and its resort to war crimes against the Jewish state. It makes such crimes pay in the coin of opprobrium for Israel, which, coming from the country supposed to be Israel’s best ally, the US reaction can only encourage. This would be bad at any time, but it is inexcusable at a time of heightened anti-Semitic frenzy in Europe and elsewhere. This adds fuel to the fire of Jew-hatred, rantings and actions.

“This is also giving aid and comfort to Hamas. President Obama should immediately apologize that his Administration jumped to conclusions and uttered a false and damaging condemnation of an ally. We strongly urge President Obama to publicly state that Hamas started this war by unprovoked, illegal missile attacks upon Israeli civilians, compelling Israel to take legitimate defensive steps against Hamas to end the threat to its own citizens. We also strongly urge him to condemn the anti-Semitic demonstrations in Europe and elsewhere which have been marked by the most horrific anti-Semitic expression.”

Source: Zionist Organization of America

Obama Proves He Is NOT A Friend Of Israel. Expect The Hammer To Drop Soon!

Obama Administration Plants ‘Anonymous’ Bad Info To Undermine Israel’s Role In Peace Negotiations

April 10, 2014 by Ben Bullard

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File this one under “Obama Administration mindbenders destined to go underreported in mainstream media” – the White House has been furtively pursuing a behind-the-scenes media campaign in both the U.S. and in Israel to fabricate a plausible narrative that fingers the Israelis as the culprits in recently-collapsed peace talks with the Palestinians.

According to a report today at The Washington Free Beacon, multiple sources revealed that Obama Administration officials had essentially made up a crisis concerning housing permits in Jerusalem in order to “lay the groundwork for Israel to take the blame for talks collapsing by peddling a narrative to the Israeli press claiming that the Palestinians were outraged over Israeli settlements…”

Here’s more:

These administration officials have planted several stories in Israeli and U.S. newspapers blaming Israel for the collapse of peace talks and have additionally provided reporters with anonymous quotes slamming the Israeli government.

The primary source of these multiple reports has been identified as Middle East envoy Martin Indyk and his staff, according to these insiders, who said that the secret media campaign against Israel paved the way for Secretary of State John Kerry to go before Congress on Tuesday and publicly blame Israel for tanking the talks.

“The Palestinians didn’t even know they were supposed to be abandoning negotiations because of these housing permits, which are actually old, reissued permits for areas everyone assumes will end up on the Israelis’ side of the border anyway,” said one senior official at a U.S. based pro-Israel organization…

“Then Martin Indyk started telling anyone who would listen that in fact the Palestinians were angry over the housing issue,” the source said. “Eventually, the Palestinians figured out it was in their interest to echo what the Americans were saying.”

A U.S. source also anonymously claimed that the State Department, under Kerry, has established a reputation for undermining Israel behind the scenes.

“It’s one of the worst-kept secrets in Jerusalem,” the source told the Free Beacon.

Israel Cannot Trust Its Relationship So It Is Looking For Other Partners. How Will This Effect The Middle East?

FROM JOSEPH FARAH'S G2 BULLETIN

NETANYAHU REPORTED CONSIDERING NEW PARTNER FOR ISRAEL

Comment from reinstated foreign minister takes nation in startling direction

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Editor’s Note: The following report is excerpted from Joseph Farah’s G2 Bulletin, the premium online newsletter published by the founder of WND. Subscriptions are $99 a year or, for monthly trials, just $9.95 per month for credit card users, and provide instant access for the complete reports.

BEIRUT, Lebanon – A recent comment by reinstated Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman has prompted renewed interest in closer Israeli-Russian relationship – despite their differences over Iran’s nuclear program, informed sources say in a report in Joseph Farah’s G2 Bulletin.

Lieberman suggested that Israel needed to find alternative strategic partners to the United States, a comment which later prompted his deputy to downplay the statement.

Lieberman referred to the idea as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was in Moscow to discuss further links between the two countries, particularly in technical cooperation, trade and regional security.

At their meeting, Netanyahu reportedly praised Russian President Vladimir Putin for pushing for the full destruction of Syria’s chemical weapons arsenal.

Putin was in a “joyful mood” at a televised news conference. For his part, Netanyahu also spoke about the historical cultural ties between Russians and Jews.

While enhancing relations with Moscow despite their major differences over support both for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Iran’s nuclear program, Lieberman, who remained in Israel, made particularly directed comments on furthering ties with Russia.

Lieberman, who was recently acquitted by a court on charges of fraud and breach of trust, said that Israel needed to find new international partners to replace the United States.

“Ties between Israel and the U.S. are weakening,” Lieberman said, due to the U.S. position on Iran’s nuclear program, and on other issues. “The Americans today are dealing with too many challenges and they are busy in Iran and North Korea and also have economic and immigration problems.”

Israel, Lieberman said, “must first of all look to have relationships with countries that do not need financial assistance, that don’t have problems in the international arena, and don’t depend on the Islamic-Arabic world.”

The comment immediately got Moscow’s attention as it now is seeking to extend its influence throughout the Middle East.

“I am sure Lieberman would be very happy to have an alliance with Russia,” said Yoav Peled, a professor at Tel Aviv University’s Department of Political Science. “But I am not sure that the interests of these two countries are more compatible than the interests of Israel and the U.S.

“Maybe they are also thinking of China but I would say the same thing,” Peled said. “It would be very nice for Israel to have all kinds of alliances.”

In what appeared to be some disarray inside the Israeli government itself, Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Ze’ev Elkin, who accompanied Netanyahu to Moscow, sought to downplay the comments from his boss.

“No, I would not suggest reaching far-reaching conclusions that we will now replace our main ally, and that that is the aim of the visit,” Elkin said. “Even when there are disagreements over this issue or another, there is no one who can take the place of the Americans.”

For years, the United States has been a primary ally of Israel, especially as primary provider of its military assistance and technology.

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/12/netanyahu-reported-considering-new-partner-for-israel/#zzfylQdGTZ1YcoAT.99