The White House briefed reporters last month that the visit would take place on the week of January 14th, but a list of foreign senior officials due to visit Israel this month did not include Pence’s name

Haaretz

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence’s visit to Israel and Egypt, which was supposed to take place last month but was delayed because of a vote on the Republican tax plan, has once again been delayed – this time, without a clear target date.

The White House briefed reporters last month that the visit would take place on the week of January 14th, but a list of foreign senior officials due to visit Israel this month, which was distributed on Monday by the Israeli Foreign Ministry, did not include Pence’s name.

Israeli officials told Haaretz no specific date has been set for the visit.

The week during which Pence planned to arrive is problematic because Prime Minister Netanyahu will embark on a trip to India during that time.

The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Haaretz on Monday.

Pence was rebuffed by a number of groups leading up to his originally planned visit in December as a result of the Palestinians’ rage over U.S. President Donald Trump’s historic announcement in early December recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.

Palestinian officials pressured local church leaders not to welcome Pence ahead of his intended visit, encouraging them to take the same stance as the Egyptian Coptic Christian church whose pope announced his refusal to meet with the U.S. vice president due to the Jerusalem decision.

4 thoughts on “Mike Pence's Israel Trip Delayed Once Again, This Time Indefinitely”
  1. i commend you on reprinting so many jew’s stories and articles because of the valuable insight into both their deceptions and neuroses.
    ability to properly label them yields a trove of useful data on which to make assessments, rather than subjective sources like hunches and wishful thinking.
    one thing strikes me when looking at protesting jews like in the above picture: the striking crudity of presentation, something i noticed particularly in israel street demonstrations.
    it shows people with exceptionally poor survival skills, barely able to handle a pair of paper scissors to cut a rectangle in a corrugated cardboard and smear some simplistic slogan onto it with a marker.
    this shows their essential vulnerability, that of a parasite that when deprived of a healthy, capable, obedient host, can barely crawl across the floor in search of another one.
    in economic terms, it is spelled out here:
    Credit allows us to tap into the labor of others – but it also allows us to forego self-sufficiency

    When we have more purchasing power, we tend to look for ways to make our lives easier. As a result, we may order takeout food rather than cook for ourselves, or we may hire painters rather than lose a weekend painting a room. All that outsourcing allows our skills to atrophy, or never even develop in the first place, making us more dependent on others to do the things we no longer are able to do.

    if the humans ever repudiate the entirely contrived, phantasmagorically inflating debt to jew, he is done like dinner, the suicided victim of his self-induced creative and manufacturing debility.
    jews should eat their rabbies now rather than wait for those final desperate moments.

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