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I'm Jewish, but my right to Israel is a legal one: the Israeli government says so.
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I'm Jewish, but my right to Israel is a legal one: the Israeli government says so.
I'm Jewish, but my right to Israel is a legal one: the Israeli government says so.
That's why I am encouraging everyone to vote for Obama.
After he wins in 2012
He is going to hold Israel's Zionist feet to the fire and force them to change.
And he will have 4 nice long years to do it.
As said you're a fraud boy acting like conservative, acting like a patriotic American, acting like a Vietnam vet!! Fraud
Think whatever you want.
But I am doing everything within my power to help Obama get elected.
Then Israel will be toast.
As said you're a fraud boy acting like conservative, acting like a patriotic American, acting like a Vietnam vet!! Fraud
Think whatever you want.
But I am doing everything within my power to help Obama get elected.
Then Israel will be toast.
Make sure you mention youre in favor of Sharia law in this country when you campaign for Obama, Which should help the cause
Think whatever you want.
But I am doing everything within my power to help Obama get elected.
Then Israel will be toast.
Make sure you mention youre in favor of Sharia law in this country when you campaign for Obama, Which should help the cause
The survey of 800 adult American Jews, conducted between July 7 and 12 and released on Thursday, showed that although 83 percent of respondents supported, in general, US active involvement in resolving the conflict, 56% would oppose such activity if it would lead to public quarrels with the Israeli government.
The poll showed, however, that 67% would support engagement even if it led to the US clashing openly “with both the Israelis and Arabs.”
Seventy percent of respondents said they would be in favor of the US presenting its own plan to help Israel and the Palestinians come to an accord.
The poll also found that 57% of US Jews believe the UN treats Israel unfairly. When asked about the possibility of the UN voting to recognize a Palestinian state when the UN General Assembly meets in September, 47% said the US should vote against any such resolution, 34% said the US should vote in favor, and 18% were undecided.
Fifty-seven percent said they would support a peace deal agreement broadly approximating to the Clinton parameters suggested at the end of 2000, which provided for a demilitarized Palestinian state in the Gaza Strip and on roughly 95% of the West Bank, with Israel maintaining control of the major settlement blocs, shared control of Jerusalem and financial compensation for refugees. Forty-three percent opposed such a deal.
US Jews Oppose Admin Quarrel With Israel
Sigh. Most American Jews just don't pay attention. They're spoiled.
The survey of 800 adult American Jews, conducted between July 7 and 12 and released on Thursday, showed that although 83 percent of respondents supported, in general, US active involvement in resolving the conflict, 56% would oppose such activity if it would lead to public quarrels with the Israeli government.
The poll showed, however, that 67% would support engagement even if it led to the US clashing openly with both the Israelis and Arabs.
Seventy percent of respondents said they would be in favor of the US presenting its own plan to help Israel and the Palestinians come to an accord.
The poll also found that 57% of US Jews believe the UN treats Israel unfairly. When asked about the possibility of the UN voting to recognize a Palestinian state when the UN General Assembly meets in September, 47% said the US should vote against any such resolution, 34% said the US should vote in favor, and 18% were undecided.
Fifty-seven percent said they would support a peace deal agreement broadly approximating to the Clinton parameters suggested at the end of 2000, which provided for a demilitarized Palestinian state in the Gaza Strip and on roughly 95% of the West Bank, with Israel maintaining control of the major settlement blocs, shared control of Jerusalem and financial compensation for refugees. Forty-three percent opposed such a deal.
I'd like to see the actual qs ask. A push poll? The results are all over the place!
obama doesn't need zionists to win. as soon as they have no voice in our government, our foreign policy can become sane
true. I wonder how many people have any clue how much money is given to Israel....and how much is ever paid back.
Sadly most Jewish voters put Israel's intrests first.
And America's interest in a far distant second place.
Very true, but they are a single party voting bloc. Antisemites always scream that they vote only for Israel, but they consistently vote for candidates that aren't as friendly to Israel. For example, the Jews hated Huckabee, even though he was BY FAR the most pro-Israel candidate in the crowd during the primaries. They supported Obama (and will against), when he was the least.Jews are not single issue voters. Most of the more rabid pro Israel natter comes from the american Protestant right who have religious reasons for wanting Israel to do well. These are people who seriously worry American Jewry.
And Jews should support the Evangelicals! Not because of their support of Israel, but because of their values! Evangelicals are some of the best people around. They are some of the most accepting (unless your gay), kindness, friendliest, hard working and definitely the most charitable!
Jews don't make up a large amount of the population in total, but they are important voting blocs in some states (including some electoral giant states that change elections), since the Jews tend to remain in large numbers in really only 10 states.
Major ones: FL (3 largest electoral vote), NY (9% of population and even bigger percent of voting population and probably the most important donor group), MY (people don't realize that Jews have help keep this state Blue, make up 4-5% of state), MA (ditto), D.C. (Jews make up 5.1 of D.C. and even bigger voting bloc), NJ (big electoral college state and Jews make up 5-6%) and CT (Jews make up 3-4%, like MY and MA there 90%+ loyalty helps keep it blue).
Secondary: CA, even though their are 1.2 mil (3% of population), the Latino leaning left keep them blue, the most important group for Republicans are the 10% asians population. PA (3%), IL (<3%) and NV (3%)!
Others: OH, NV
They do it because its the right thing to do!
Also because the mortgage bubble that Clinton started bursted right before the election!
Not going to happen!
Jews should support a moral man like Romney! He is my second choice!
Americans in general should support Palin or Bachmann because they are unqualified, but Cain is the best AMERICAN candidate to come along in a while. If he doesn't get voted in, then Americans in general will lose!
I guarantee you see a SHARP decline in the African American and Youth vote, not so sure about the Latino vote. However, I see the Latino vote staying close to the 60-40 that Obama got in 2008, because CA is so big and liberal, but I see Latinos across the nation spliting the vote 50-50 (the exceptions are FL and TX which usually produce a majority R)!Obama's real worry is that blacks, Hispanics and youth are getting bored with him, and are tuning him out. Minority voters go back to their usual participation rates, he is toast.
The Latino vote will increase for Obama. You have it backward.
Really? Any proof of that? No of course not. It is your anti-Semitism that makes you spew your filth.Sadly most Jewish voters put Israel first.
And America in second place.
American Jews see our nation is just a place to make money and send it to Israel.
Sadly most Jewish voters put Israel first.
And America in second place.