TICKET MOOD: HOW FAR DO NOT GO TOO FAR
Var = _gaq _gaq By Jacques Benillouche
Saturday, February 19, 2011
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Cruiser Iran Kharg
The errors assessment of Barack Obama can not be counted in the Middle East but the U.S. president is intelligent and knows he should not go too far because it has ridden roughshod over its attempts to impose a further correction to Israel. The U.S. veto in the Security Council of UN-blocking a draft Arab resolution condemning the policy of "colonization
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Israeli, was a pleasant surprise because the popular movements in Arab countries could encourage them to tighten further in the policy towards of the Jewish state. While this is quite normal policy but the vote contains a return to fundamental symbol being outdated: "stalwart ally Israel" U.S..
However, others take their brand new after crossed the line separating the West. Egypt wants to demonstrate his regained freedom by considering that this veto
"has disappointed the hopes of the Palestinian people not only Arabic but also internationally."
It is therefore necessary to join those who howl with the wolves because she wants to return to its place in the Arab world critical vis-à-vis Israel and had been snubbed by Hosni Mubarak. The meters are certainly not reset because the dispute with the United States remains strong and has a name: Iran. "has disappointed the hopes of the Palestinian people not only Arabic but also internationally."
The next critical step will be to scrutinize the behavior of the United States against the two Iranian warships have just crossed the Suez Canal to taunt the U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean and to provoke a visceral reaction from the Jewish state. Israel will consider this attitude as a test. Either the U.S. will leave the Iranian trampling their flower beds and they confirm and their weakness vis-à-vis the mullahs or, they will understand the Iranian regime that the limit should not have exceeded.
The coming days will decide the rank held by the United States among the world leaders.  |
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