Obama’s inexperienced blundering
has made a bad situation worse
In a lengthy and detailed analysis,
the Washington Post explains “where Obama failed” in the Middle East
For a
brief synopsis of the article , read Paul Mirengoff: “That Obama failed is a
given. As the Post puts it: ‘After a
year and a half of politically costly pressure on Israel, Obama had nothing to
show for it, except far less capital to work with at home and a damaged
reputation among the Middle East veterans directly involved.’ Why Obama failed
is not difficult to explain. As the Post’s article makes clear, Obama was
clueless about the Middle East…Thus has our ‘smartest president’ turned out to
be one of our most foolish…” Read more here
Barry Rubin explains how one-sided media coverage obscures
the factors involved in Obama’s failure
“The
bottom line is that there are only two permitted mainstream media positions:
Either it is all Israel’s fault or it is simply an issue that is too tough and
complex to resolve.” Read more here
Diana
West on the continued exclusion of Israel from the Global Counterterrorism
Forum: “The
best way to counter terrorism, the Obama administration has decided, is to
counter it without Israel…Eleven member-states -- slightly more than one-third
of the organization's membership - belong to the Organization of Islamic
Cooperation, a bloc of 56 Islamic countries working to impose Islamic law
(Sharia) on the world. Six of those 11 members additionally belong to the Arab
League. Both groups have defined ‘terrorism’ to exclude Israelis (and sometimes
U.S. soldiers) as victims, and ‘terrorists’ to exclude groups dedicated to the
destruction of Israel, such as Hamas and Hezbollah…All we have to do is see
things the way the Islamic world does; pretend things like Israel don't exist
(just as maps in Arab countries already indicate); and pretend that Islam has
no role in the global jihad against Israel and the wider West…Our institutions
now see the world from the Islamic perspective; and, as far as the sharks go,
we're next.”
With all the focus on the failed economic policies, are we overlooking other colossal failures?
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