is largely responsible for the legitimacy granted this extremist enclave in May 1948 when Harry Truman, a Christian-Zionist president, extended nation-state recognition. That inescapable conclusion leaves Americans with few options. national security to make a key strategic decision: Is Israel a credible partner for peace? By any criteria, the answer must be a resounding "No." With that stance, Israel not only pushed Barack Obama into a corner, it also forced U.S. With the election of yet another extremist Israeli government led by yet another right-wing Likud Party stalwart, it's clear that Tel Aviv intends to preclude peace by continuing to build more settlements. With access to online news, more Americans are asking why they are forced to support a colonial Apartheid government. Yet the report confirmed that the key motivation was the U.S.-Israeli relationship. The leaders of the 9-11 Commission acknowledged that its members would not allow testimony on the impetus for that attack. While few of them grasp the subtleties of one-state versus two-state proposals, many have seen online the impact of a murderous Israeli assault on Palestinian civilians that was timed between Christmas and the inauguration of Barack Obama. Though Americans seldom show a strong interest in foreign affairs, that too is changing. With access to online news coverage, that Zionist bias is becoming apparent and the real facts transparent. media, enabling Tel Aviv to put a positive spin on even its most extreme behavior, including its recent massacre in Gaza. Regardless of the validity of the report, with what is now known about the costs in blood and treasure that the U.S.-Israeli relationship has imposed on the U.S., its key ally, Israel could fall within five years.įor more than six decades, American support for Israel has relied on the ability of pro-Israelis to dominate U.S. Central Intelligence Agency cast doubt over the survival of Israel beyond the next two decades. "The undersigned therefore take this means of publicly presenting a few salient facts concerning Begin and his party and of urging all concerned not to support this latest manifestation of fascism." - Albert Einstein, signatory to Letters to the Editor, New York Times, December 4, 1948.
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