As US talks tough, Jewish settlements keep booming


	As US talks tough, Jewish settlements keep booming

tabsey

7-4-2009 8:08 AM

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tabsey says:

They will not be happy until the last of the Palestinians has been driven into the sea or dead. Then they will start on other countries around them. Obama will not hold any sway. He is expected to support their every move, as did his predecessors.

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7-4-2009 10:21 AM

ratilfar

Cut them off from the military funds and see them squirm.

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