by Dr. Haim Shine
Obama's big mistake is not seeing that the Jews, an ancient and experienced people, know how to draw on great strength when necessary and stand up to anyone who threatens their freedom and independence.
U.S. President Barack
Obama is furious at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and some say that
his anger stems from hatred. William Shakespeare wrote that "two stars
keep not their motion in one sphere." Especially not when we are talking
about two leaders, one of whom is unwilling to budge an inch from his
responsibility to his people, and the other of whom is a lame duck,
trying to shore up his damaged legacy.
You don't need to be
Sigmund Freud to understand Obama's motives and gambits, especially
after the results of the Israeli election were announced. The prime
minister of Israel, a little country somewhere in the Middle East, with
fewer residents than New York City, is facing the president of the
biggest and strongest superpower in history and not letting him lead the
West into a dangerous deal with Iran, the tycoon of global terrorism. A
deal that any honest person knows Iran won't honor and will just laugh
at as it continues to develop nuclear weapons with the aid of other
global powers. To build their new caliphate, the Iranians will like [lie?],
deceive, distract, and spread falsehoods. They will exploit to the end
the naiveté of the West, as the West sinks into itself from weariness
and neglects any stable, respectable ideology in the name of
multiculturalism and post-modernism.
In 2009, shortly after
the U.S. presidential election, Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
The prize was given to him for his "extraordinary efforts to strengthen
international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples." This was the
first time in the history of the prize that it was given out based on
expectations, rather than for acts that contributed to world peace.
Anyone who reads the reason for awarding the prize to Obama smiles
sadly. U.S. weakness has led to bloodshed and anarchy in many places.
Obama hasn't strengthened diplomacy and cooperation -- violence has only
increased on his watch.
Obama is under heavy
pressure and some believe that he should return the prize in defeat. To
justify keeping it, he is prepared to cut a deal with the ayatollahs in
Iran, abandoning America's friends in the Middle East.
Obama erroneously
believes that Israel is a weak, submissive link. He thinks that hurting
Israel won't make any waves in a cynical, alienated world. Not many
righteous Gentiles are left. Obama's big mistake is not seeing that the
Jews, an ancient and experienced people, know how to draw on great
strength when necessary and stand up to anyone who threatens their
freedom and independence.
Obama should really ask
his Jewish advisors, all of whom are left-wing liberals, to explain the
meaning of the Passover holiday, the Jewish holiday of freedom. In one
night, after 400 years of slavery, the Jews were free. Since that night,
every generation -- in the dark days of the Diaspora and in the light
of the homeland -- recall the Exodus. The feeling of freedom is in our
souls, and neither Obama nor any other leader can snuff out our people's
spirit of freedom and liberty.
Dr. Haim Shine
Source: http://www.israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_opinion.php?id=12091
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