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Obama /Israel border policyReader comment on item: Quneitra, Why in Ruins? Submitted by Isaac (United States), Jul 15, 2009 at 10:26 Obama is smooth talker that wants control even though his knowledge and experience on the big stage of Politics and in Congress makes him a novice. His approach to foreign policy especially regarding Israel is soft and gives the upper hand to people like Ekerat from the PA and Abbas and of course Ahmidajad to demand and threaten harm to Israel for non compliance to their wants and demands. Why Obama is being subservaint to these Arabs is beyond understanding. Making Israel have no choice but to deal with Iran and helping the Arab countries who are fearful of President Ahmida jad who is a loose cannon destroy Iran"s Nukes. Obama's border POlicy is short sighted because the Arab nations nor the PA have shown they care about their people's welfare just the ability to control and rule under fear of death for failure to comply.
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