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DallasNE

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8. I'm Completely In Your Camp Here

Reply to davidpdx (Reply #2)

Mon Nov 25, 2013, 01:13 AM

Nov 2013

If relative stability breaks out in the Middle-East then all of the focus will shift to Israel and its settlement policy and pressure to become part of the solution rather than part of the problem. And that couldn't come too soon.

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Obama Phones Israel's Netanyahu Following Iran Nuclear Deal [View all] onehandle Nov 2013 OP

I have had a theory for a while... iandhr Nov 2013 #1

I don't think it is davidpdx Nov 2013 #2

+1 n/t jaysunb Nov 2013 #3

There is a possibility that he wants the talks to fail. QuestForSense Nov 2013 #5

I'm Completely In Your Camp Here DallasNE Nov 2013 #8

It's possible but based off Bibi's track record I doubt it. PragmaticLiberal Nov 2013 #4

Your probably right... iandhr Nov 2013 #6

Your theory is plausible. Very plausible actually. PragmaticLiberal Nov 2013 #7

Netanyahu leads a reactionary right wing nationalistic party Ash_F Nov 2013 #10

I just hope the President told him to SoapBox Nov 2013 #9

Me too davidpdx Nov 2013 #11