Are these the signs of the same tectonic shift?
Posted on | July 7, 2013 | No Comments
a couple of changes in the U.S. Embassy corps and switch in the Israeli ambassadorship to the U.S. might be additional signs of the same shift
Israel’s U.S. envoy to step down
With Kerry, Hagel and Brennan in place, the U.S. foreign policy seemed to turn more towards Islam and more towards radical Islam. It seemed Obama and Kerry were poised to twist the arm of Nethaniahu as well as the U.S. Congress to agree to peace agreements involving Muslim Brotherhood as well as Taliban in Afghanistan. This would be similar to pressure exerted by Clinton during his Presidency, which gave more legitimacy to radical groups and caused resurgence in hostilities and an avalanche of terrorist acts by terrorists encouraged by the sense of importance suddenly given to them by Clinton’s policies, which were more about a new feather in Clinton’s hat versus common sense.
One of the most radical emissaries of Obama was actually the ambassador to Belgium, Howard Gutman. He made the most outrageous statements blaming Jews and Israel for actions of radical Islam. Gutman is a DC lawyer and a major bundler for Obama. Considering the fact that Gutman was raised in a Jewish family, he seems to be one of those self hating Jews. However, a whistle blower came out recently and provided a report with accusations of misconduct against Gutman. Her testimony made it to Congress and is was quietly announced by the Obama administration that Gutman will be leaving in a month or so.
On the other hand current ambassador to the U.S. from Israel announced today that he is leaving as well. There are multiple speculations as to who will be the next ambassador. It is believed that an individual close to Nethaniahu, and his right wing Likud philosophy will be chosen, which will be a message to Kerry and Obama. An individual most likely to be named is Ron Dermer. It is a known fact that Dermer is close to Netaniahu. One less known fact is that Dermer is also close to the right wing former Soviet Political prisoner Nathan Sharansky. Dermer actually co-authored Sharansky’s memoirs, “A case for Democracy”. If Dermer is chosen, it will be even more of a message, more of a statement to be exact.
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