A historic video – November 22, 1994:
The U.S. President thanks Ukraine for giving up its nuclear weapons. In return, the U.S. promises to stand by Ukraine’s side to safeguard its independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity well into the future.
That future has arrived—yet today, Trump and his circle act as if none of this ever happened.
https://t.co/T7kFSRKgsJ
Golda Meir, 1970: before the First World War this was not a Palestinian state. It was southern Syria under the Ottomans.
Then a British Mandate. Jews and Arabs.
No Palestinian nation. No country taken from a people that did not exist.
She was right and my god what a leader and woman she was. There is no such thing as Palestine. Stand with Israel. 🇮🇱 🙏💪
I am honored to have the support and endorsement of former Governor Roy Barnes!
We may not see eye to eye on every issue, but Governor Barnes knows that when it comes to agriculture, I will always work in good faith with members of both parties to support Georgia's #1 industry and the farm families who fuel its success. #gapol
Funny how @KingAbdullahII failed to mention how Jordan illegally occupied the West Bank from 1948-1967, formally annexed it in 1950, and ethnically cleansed the territory of Jews in the Old City of Jerusalem. In all that time, they never created a Palestinian state. Then, in 1988, King Hussein, his father, stripped West Bank Palestinian residents of Jordanian citizenship overnight, another illegal move.
Now King Abdullah comes to the UN lectures about “de facto annexation” and international law?
King Abdullah doesn’t want you to know that that reason they didn’t declare a Palestinian state (and the reason Egypt didn’t either when they controlled Gaza), is because there was never a national identity known as “Palestinian” in the Arab world. This concept only developed with the PLO and Yasser Arafat in the 1960s.
No one could ever imagine Morocco, Bahrain and United Arab Emirates would be more friendly to Israel than UK, Canada & Australia. But Muslim countries that fight Islamists increasingly embrace Israel, while Western governments that court Islamist voters increasingly condemn it.
Everyone posts the same Bill Clinton clip from Camp David in 2000, and I understand why. It is a clean story and it is easy to share. But then the replies start. “You cannot trust Clinton”. “He is American. He is pro-Israel”. “That is not the full picture”.
Well then here is Hosni Mubarak, the former president of Egypt, sitting in Cairo and talking about something most people on here have never even heard of. The Mena House conference in 1977. Years before Clinton, and years before the 2000 summit everyone argues about.
He says they held a conference there and the Palestinians refused to participate. It wasn’t some complicated diplomatic disagreement. They simply would not even come. He says that every time there was an opportunity they wasted it, and that if they had taken the document that was already on the table and actually negotiated over it, the region would not be in the disaster it is in now.
That document, in his account, included the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the West Bank and Gaza. The argument was not even whether Israel would leave. The argument was who would control security during the transitional period. Jordanian and Palestinian forces? Israeli and Palestinian forces? Other Arab forces? He says the Israelis did not mind negotiating those points.
Egypt signed a peace agreement and was insulted for it.
Then he says the line that should bother people more than any American speech. For fifty years they repeatedly said NO.
They said NO After 1948. They said NO After 1967.
He says they will keep saying no until there is nothing left to bargain over.
This is not an Israeli spokesman and it is not the White House. This is an Egyptian president telling you the walkout did not begin in 2000. It was already a habit long before that.
When you didn't think you could have more contempt for the NYT & the bias of MSM, this will solidify your outrage as to how unreliable once respected & now discredited news organizations have become.
On September 11, 2011, on the 10th anniversary of the tragic attack on the Twin Towers, Paul Simon performed “The Sound of Silence” at Ground Zero. Surrounded by the victims’ families, he sang amid complete silence.
This morning, our nation pauses to remember the nearly 3,000 people killed on September 11, 2001.
The NYPD holds especially close the memory of the 23 members of the department who were killed at the World Trade Center that morning, and the more than 500 members who later died from illnesses connected to the rescue and recovery effort.
May the memories of all those we have lost be an eternal blessing. And may we always be worthy of the legacy they left in our hands.
⚡ Bill Clinton : «Nous avons convaincu l'Ukraine de renoncer à ses armes nucléaires, à ses missiles de croisière et à ses bombardiers stratégiques. Nous avons promis de protéger l'Ukraine contre la Russie. Nous avons rendu l'Ukraine vulnérable.
Donc, oui, c'est NOTRE guerre.»
Quand c'est le Président des États-Unis qui parle, et non un escroc promoteur de Manhattan.
Trump is so dumb!
Bombardier supports over 3,000 direct full-time jobs in the United States and another 20,000 or so US jobs through its American supply chain. This includes jobs in Texas, Arizona, Florida, Kansas and elsewhere. Besides, U.S. companies supply a huge number of parts to Bombardier in the manufacturing process of their planes.
Looks like a lot of U.S. Workers in Red states will be losing their jobs thanks to Donald Trump.
Когда Трамп, Витёк и Зятёк говорят о том, что «Америка ничего не должна Украине», важно напомнить, как выглядел Будапештский меморандум и какие страны его подписали.
Одна из стран-гарантов меморандум нарушила, а другая делает вид, что его никогда не было.
It took @adidas longer to apologize for standing by Kanye West after his repeated blatant antisemitic comments in 2022 than it did for Adidas to apologize for featuring a wounded IDF veteran in its Israel-only ad.
Despicable.
Adidas, a company started by Nazis, caved to anti-Israel social media hate and apologized for “offending” people by having the gaul to feature an Israeli in its Middle East Single Shoe campaign for amputees. Pathetic.
https://t.co/ljirwrKfJP
Adidas—the brand that stuck by Kanye long after his antisemitism was clear and whose founders Adi and Rudi Dassler were members of the Nazi party—has apologized for partnering with a disabled Jewish man.
How completely on brand.