Sarah Stern
Founder & President of EMET
Ambassador Ron Dermer
Israel’s Ambassador to the United States
Colonel Richard Kemp
British Army (ret.)
Ashfraf Halabi
Israeli Druze Soldier
Congressman Juan Vargas
D – California
Congressman Mark Meadows
R – North Carolina
Senator James Inhofe
R – Oklahoma
Nadiya Al-Noor
Young Muslim Zionist
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Sarah Stern’s interview with Bruce Johnson on WUSA 9 Off Script on President Trump’s visit to the Middle East and Israel.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH: http://www.wusa9.com/mb/opinion/editorials/off-script/-offscripton9-trump-netanyahu-on-bringing-peace-to-the-middle-east/441968705
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Monday had been a historic day. On the eve of the 50th anniversary of the liberation of Jerusalem from the Jordanians, President Trump made a historic visit, the first of any American president in US history, to the Western Wall. The timing of this could not have been better. Fifty years ago on this very eve, for the first time in over 2,000 years, we saw the return of my people, the Jewish people, to our one most sacred site, the Western Wall, or the Kotel, and the re-establishment of a united Jerusalem under Israeli sovereignty. And for the first time since the destruction of the Temple in 70 CE, all of the major Abrahamic faiths have had free and open access to their houses of worship within this sacred city.
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Recently, the current Palestinian Authority (PA) President-for-Life, crooked politician, and reigning Holocaust denier, Mahmood Abbas, met with President Trump in Washington D.C. The two discussed the prospects for “peace negotiations” between the PA and Israel. Trump seemed optimistic about these prospects; apparently, the PA’s recent decision to boost the financial rewards they give to the Palestinian terrorists and the families of these terrorists, has, in no way, chilled his enthusiasm.
The fact that Abbas flagrantly lied at the podium about his regime’s continued incitement of the Palestinians and the unique “occupation” of Palestinian land by the Israelis also is unlikely to slow the Trump administration’s peacemaking fervor. …
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In his memoir, My Life, President Bill Clinton wrote “Right before I left office, Arafat in one of our last conversations, thanked me for all my efforts and told me what a great man I was.’ ‘Mr. Chairman.’ I replied, ‘I am not a great man. I am a failure, and you have made me one.”
I am bringing this up because last week, we saw President Trump, the fourth President in succession — after President Clinton, President George W. Bush and President Obama — being seduced by the siren song of brokering peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians and the lure of securing his place in history. …
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As I write these words, the Iranian nuclear agreement that was brokered by the Obama administration is sitting on President Trump’s desk. It requires presidential certification of compliance every 90 days, and the president is deliberating on whether or not to certify.
My answer is an emphatic, unqualified, and resounding “No”. …
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The Trump administration has taken a huge step in getting back U.S. power prestige in the Middle East.
On March 14, 2017, a criminal complaint was unsealed charging Palestinian terrorist Ahlam Tamimi with conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction against U.S. nationals outside the U.S., resulting in death. Also unsealed was a warrant for Tamimi’s arrest and an affidavit in support of the criminal complaint and arrest warrant. There was also an extradition request to Jordan. …
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On April 4, 2017, Syrian Dictator Basher Assad’s forces killed 27 children, and more than 80 people, in a chemical weapons attack in Syria. Just a few days later, President Trump ordered a targeted military strike with about 60 precision guided missiles on the airfield from where the chemical attack was launched. …
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