History was made for the State of Israel on May 24, 2011

Submitted by NuritG (United States), May 26, 2011 at 02:16

In his last important public speech in the USA, a speech so well put together, spoken in such eloquent and brilliant way, aimed right at the heart of all Americans and the entire world – in a way, Israel's Prime Minister Benjanin Netanyahu has sealed his legacy. "Bibi" was applauded over 26 times. and pundits say they were overwhelmed on the speech he had made and they could not believe it was a speech made by a foreign diplomat/Prime Minister. They felt like he was the USA President addressing the problem in the Middle East. Sorry, wishful thinking; it is the Prime Minister of Israel speaking and HEAR him America!

BiBi brought Glory to Israel and the Jewish People and Hashem is watching over him. He is what a true statesman is all about; the one who puts the needs of his People and country first and not the political rhetoric Obama is so well versed in.

No matter how many slight difference on opinions and the way I would like him to express certain issues, I hereby state that Israel has no better than Netanyahu as its Prime Minister.

We need to first say, 'thank you Prime Minister Netanyahu for standing strong for Israel as no one has done for so long.' But more so, for the sake of thr enitre free world, help him to stay strong and make sure he remains firm to give Israel a better and more secured future. In the insane, hypocrite Arab-Moslem world, Bibi has showed to the American People, and the world, that Israel has, by far, the upper hand as a reliable and responsible friend among the free and honest democratic societies. Benjamin Netanyahu is certainly on the right path and his legacy has been secured.

I give the speech its title: "NEVER AGAIN and We, Jews, mean it!"

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