Cantor says Obama not ‘true friend’ to Israel; Dems respond http://blogs.jta.org/ENTRY_PERMALINK_HERE/cantor-says-obama-not-true-friend-to-israel-dems-respond/ The only Jewish Republican in Congress says President Obama doesn’t seem to be a ‘true friend’ to Israel, and Democrats respond. en-us efingerhut@jta.org Copyright 2009 2009-09-23T;21:14:00-05:00 Comment by Lynn Sanger lrobby@earthlink.net David’s comment is spot on. A true friend is one who observes that his friend is about to fall off a cliff to his death and instead of egging him on, tries to pull him back from the abyss. With friends like Mr. Cantor, Israel and the U.S. do not need enemies. David’s comment is spot on. A true friend is one who observes that his friend is about to fall off a cliff to his death and instead of egging him on, tries to pull him back from the abyss.

With friends like Mr. Cantor, Israel and the U.S. do not need enemies.

]]> 2012-05-23T;03:01:00-05:00 Comment by David david.ehrens@gmail.com Careful, Mr. Cantor. Attacking the president for an even-handed approach to Israel and Palestine which looks out for OUR interests instead of Israel’s, and basing all this on what is good only for Israel—could indeed be construed as loyalty to the wrong state. Careful, Mr. Cantor. Attacking the president for an even-handed approach to Israel and Palestine which looks out for OUR interests instead of Israel’s, and basing all this on what is good only for Israel—could indeed be construed as loyalty to the wrong state.

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