The Jew hatred that comes from Barack Hussein and his administration is astonishing. His latest anti-Semitic gesture was to totally abandon Israel, our closest ally in the Middle East, at the UN by permitting passage of a resolution condemning Israelis for living on their own land, which was followed by John Kerry’s embarrassment of a speech insisting that Israel can either be Jewish or Democratic, but it cannot be both, which marks the first time I had heard that Judaism and democracy are mutually exclusive. Who knew? Leave it to a genius like Scary to educate us.
I have been wondering what residents of the territory that Hussein and Kerry consider Palestinian think of the UN condemnation and Kerry’s insulting speech.
According to United With Israel, Daniel Luria is a resident of Ma’ale Adumim, a city of 40,000 people in Judea – barely three miles from the Israeli capital. He works in eastern Jerusalem.
According to Kerry, Luria’s residence and workplace are located in “occupied territory” that belongs to the Palestinians.
Luria expressed disbelief at the “historical ignorance” of US Secretary of State John Kerry’s speech last week at the State Department.
According to Kerry, Luria’s residence and workplace are located in “occupied territory” that belongs to the Palestinians.
Listen to what Luria has to say about Kerry’s speech, why he believes that a two-state solution is an oxymoron and who the illegal occupiers really are.
