Kerry is doing the job for the Arabs, he lies for them and he incites them to start intifada

Submitted by NuritG (United States), Nov 8, 2013 at 18:31

Kerry is doing the job for the Arabs, he lies for them and he incites them to start intifada

Hardly astounding how Kerry keeps trying to derail the talks. By telling Israel that if these false talks fail, there's going to be a third intifada, God forbid, and that Israel would be delegitimized, isolated and the Arabs will get together with a new plan to attack her... he is basically telling the Arabs-"Palestinians" that they should make sure the talks fail, and then Israel's going to get it. For sure Kerry is duplicitous BUT I can't tell if he's also evil or just an idiot, or both...and then they will blame Israel!

Let us ask Kerry to remind is when was the last time the USA released terrorists who murdered Americans?

Avery frustrated Kerry basically blamed the government of Israel for stealing the Palestinians' land (A LIE) and the Israeli public for living in bubble that prevents them from caring much about it (A LIE). I would hate having this idiot as my insulting arrogant guest who is totally disregarding and disrespecting the sovereignty of Israel.

After the tumult John Kerry created in Israel and the ending of the sanction on Iran for six months in exchange of only halting, not end, their uranium enrichment, now more than ever, very day without Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria advances the 'Palestinian State'

It took years to get the international community, not as a whole, to put effective sanctions on Iran. Once the sanctions have been lifted it will again take years for the world community to re-implement them, if at all, enough time for Iran to go nuclear, which is a matter of a few days because all the components for a nuclear bomb are there already.

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