Trump has several times hinted at a “price” Israel will have to pay for him moving the embassy. While he was likely referring to negotiations with the Palestinians, his mention of the embassy when asked about the decision to remove troops from Syria suggests it could be that Israel pays for the move in more ways than one, while his peace deal is likely further disrupt not only the US-Israel relationship, but also the broader Middle East.
ed note–as we like to say here, by all means, everyone out there finding themselves living in a real-world version of the movie Groundhog Day and who simply for reasons rooted in their own sense of intellectual comfort (fancy verbiage for the word ‘lazy’) refuse to consider that maybe there is more to all of this than meets their own sense of monoscopic vision, pay no mind whatsoever to glaringly important pieces such as this coming out of Israel itself that may actually offer some nuanced perspective as to what is really taking place.
After all, its not as if the Mueller investigation is indeed the real deal and WWIII were on the line.
It really is time to flush “isn’t-real” back into the sewers where it festered out from in the first place..
>>>ed note–as we like to say here, by all means, everyone out there finding themselves living in a real-world version of the movie Groundhog Day<<<<
Ha. Tell me about it. I've not heard it described better.
There will never be peace as long as the jew state exists. Cut ALL aid to the jew state and sanction it to its knees! If that doesn’t work, bomb it into a failed state; give it some of its own medicine!
I do not watch movies………..it makes my blood boil when people use Hollywood movies as refferences