Dear Mr. Tovey

Submitted by Debanjan Banerjee (India), Dec 18, 2011 at 23:04

"Were Mr. Gingrich to press the situation further, the circumstances of the next president trying to get America back on good terms with Israel will likely be the determinant cause for whether the United States can weather the backlash of turning our backs on Israel"

My Answer --- > Dear Mr. Tovie , so the job of the American president is now to be on good terms with Israel. Bravo , bravo Mr. Tovie. I guess that is exactly what the founders had it in mind when they convened in the constitutional convention. They wanted to serve Israelis as much as they could.

That Newt Gingrich summarized his perspective of the situation (in a way this reader can assimilate to) is politically charged for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is the 'Palestinian' cause's attempt to get the United Nations community to reverse the May 1948 action and allow the 'Palestinian' cause for acquiring statehood at the cost of Israel to claim Jewish land for themselves.

My Answer --- > So what do you think Mr. Newton Gingrich should do after becoming president Mr. Tovi ? Threaten the United Nations to worship Israel and if they refuse to do so , should he cut all the funds that the US provides to UN ? Or do you think he should get a resolution passed in both houses of the American legislature that all Palestinians are an invented people including Jesus Christ peace be upon him (who was a Palestinian arab Jew) ? Tell me what should be the next president of America's move with respect to Israel should be so that the God of Israel will let America linger for may be another decade ?

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